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To: mrs goldberg who wrote (11769)	4/8/2000 10:18:00 AM
From: lindelgs	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 35685

Now Now Coonzie, notice that I didn't RSVP until AFTER you. Smooch! Legs

To: mrs goldberg who wrote (11769)	4/8/2000 2:03:00 PM
From: techguerrilla	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 35685

Copacabana Pool Boy! Coonaz I think we'll have to make the Copacabana swimming pool our home base and meeting point. For all of you who don't like the idea of staying at private homes (licensed by the government, all legal), I will make sure you have a room at the Hotel Copacabana (pool, ocean pool, and nearby beach). Smoldering "discotecas" are nearby for my brother (JimWillie), other renegades, and, of course, me. I don't want to interfere with other possible rendezvous opportunities being considered. For example, it's my understanding that Dealer, Legs, and SheBabe have been considering a New Orleans gathering. That sounds great to me. My attitude, of course, is "Why not Both?" It's high time all of us have a couple different meeting opportunities. I once stayed at the "Hotel de la Poste" in New Orleans. What a great place. New Orleans would cost more than a week on the rough (private residences: $25 to $30/night) in Havana. Private restaurants are at most $20. This trip would not be expensive, except, of course, for the added airline leg. "Legs?" You in? I sure hope so. Would I ever like to go out partying with you. Be sure to bring SheBabe. And by the way. Havana is safer than Houston, for crying out loud. I dig so many of you all, John