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Gold/Mining/Energy : PAAS : Pan American Silver -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: re3 who wrote (115)	7/7/2000 4:06:14 PM
From: Elvis Jones	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 294

There's a way to deal with your offense. Stop reading Bill's rap. As for PAAS, it seems to have settled in the $3-1/2 to $4 range since the Dukat problems sunk the shares. Happily Following PAAS, Duke

To: re3 who wrote (115)	7/7/2000 11:40:26 PM
From: Follies	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 294

I am curious as to what offended you. Did you think the man (I probably should say person so as not to show any gender bias) was portrayed in a bad light? If so, why and what makes you think others interpreted the story in the same way? If the story was about me and my family I would not have been offended or felt ashamed. I only feel that way when there is some breach of moral or ethical character like cheating someone. Ignorance, even to the point of stupidity is not a reason to look down on someone, we are not all blessed with the same intelligence. If a bald man is stupid it does not reflect on all bald men, in fact it doesn't reflect on him in the sense of me looking down on him. But if a bald man is rude and a lout, a liar and a scoundrel, well then I will look down on him but not all bald men. So this balding jewish man, did he show any character flaws? I think not, in fact I would like to meet him, he sounds like an interesting fellow.