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To: Blue On Black who wrote (9140)	6/28/2000 8:51:00 PM
From: Druss	Respond to of 12754

Druss Industries Press Release Druss Industries CEO Druss today announced a new software package intended for Silicon Investor users. The software is guaranteed to irritate Silicon Investor poster Chris Land so much he will put the user on 'igore' [sic]. "There has been a tremendous demand for a product like this," Druss stated. "So far we have sold 20,000 sets of the beta version. It would seem no one is interested in hearing the 'Word of God' as spewed through the mouth of Chris Land." "We consulted with Lee ['Grievous Angel'] of Silicon Investor to create this product. Currently we are charging $49.95 and are not able to meet demand." The idea came about Druss said when Land posted that he 'Wasn't worth talking to.' "I got such jealous reaction to that post I realized there was a market there." "He hides behind the Bible and uses that to be a self righteous, vicious, mean spirited creature. He is such a pain we feel we can sell our software to just about everyone on Silicon Investor. We sold the first one on the market to SI Bob. Sherry Fox bought three, just in case she wears some of them out." When asked how sustainable the market was in view of Silicon Investor's limited membership Druss stated "We are hoping he will go over to Yahoo. There are millions of people over there." Of interest this reporter found that every member of Silicon Investor he talked to thought Land going to Yahoo was a good idea.