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To: Jill who wrote (30236)	8/22/2000 8:14:13 PM
From: bonnuss_in_austin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 35685

LOL, Jill ... no, had not occurred... ... to me until you mentioned it! Thank you for doing so! Not being anything remotely related to 'spiritual,' however <g> I hope that's not some 'market-moving omen.' Speaking of such issues as superstition, devil worship, voodoo 'hexes', burying eyes of one-eyed toads under a maple tree under a full moon, that kind of thing <g> ... I just visited Lucretius' "anti-clown" board. As he or other 'representatives' have not visited the Porch lately, I was just sort of curious -- and CONCERNED, actually -- about their 'welfare' ... Apparently, as there have been posts there today, they're all still 'alive and well' ... I was afraid they shut the board down or something horrible like that ... in haste to find buyers for all that gold bullion <g> they seem to hold ... You know anything about them, Jill? I think that WORST CASE, I've saved enough (about FOUR) three-pound empty coffee cans WITH LIDS made of indestructible polymer, that I could sell everything I own, really, at ANY MOMENT, stuff the cash into the cans, and hire my great Nicaraguan guys that help me keep up this property maintained to dig a BIG HOLE and we could bury those four cans with all my 'earthly assets.' Do you think we're anywhere close to the point where it may be prudent to do so? (Advance notice much appreciated -- might have to unload the house first -- and in those dire circumstances, will have to find 'another place' to dig the hole). <g> 'the Bonster' ###