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To: chic_hearne who wrote (112547)	5/24/2000 10:16:00 PM
From: crazyoldman	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1571443

Hello Chic and Thread, Re: I just hope all of the various parts are available to put together AMD based systems. Tonight I just breathed life into our 5th Athlon 700 system. Today the rest of my components arrived from the East coast. The components for 37 Athlon systems are now on location so it will be "elbow and a$$holes" for me for a bit. Athlon number 5 looks like it has a strong heart and runs ever so fast and SMOOTH (tm-CrazyMan). More news from CrazyMan: I believe I'm going to have to build another 40 systems (K7 based of course) within the next month or so, this is above and beyond the current 37. I hope we have the opportunity to use the Duron or Thunderbird. I hope to see some reviews soon. Now come guys, I'm doing my part, if each of you would order the components for 80 or so systems, AMD will kick butt. How about it? <hehe> FWIW & IMHO: The recent action of the stock market confirms what I've been saying, the average investor does NOT understand technology, he has absolutely no clue as to what he is doing or what's going on!!! He is ignorant, he is too lazy for DD, too fat for the work it might require, and he is a contemptible maroon! Hence, one plus one equaling everything but two. It helps me when I consider the mass of investors as a herd of wildebeest thundering across the Serengeti Plains. A bee stings one of them on the rump and the whole herd rapidly shifts direction. To an overhead observer the whole thing appears to happen without cause. In particular, the maroons that have sold their positions in AMD will soon wish they hadn't. AMD is in a very fine position in the world processor market and will continue to reap the benefit of its hard earned position. Kindest regards, CrazyMan