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To: Trader Dave who wrote (683)	9/27/2000 8:31:19 AM
From: Beltropolis Boy	Respond to of 1805

quote was culled from Brian Moore's post (via Quicken no less!), the one i responded to: quicken.com what a way to bamboozle the individual investor! wanna take a gander at how many accountant-less, Quicken-enabled MMs hit that site? if BD rolls on the floor, i want a friggin' POST, goddammit. btw, did ponder BB as a nom de plume. if you change your moniker to Metropolis Man, i'll change mine to Beltropolis Boy. Holey rusted metal, Batman! (uh, guess you didn't dig my R.E.M. lyric as much, huh? little-known useless tidbit: it's Michael Stipe's nod to the end of Easters, the East Coast rager at UVa that ended when the Pagans started showing up in the early '80s. the preceding line, referring to UVa's prez at the time, is: "Watch O'Neil crush Rush This means no beer, cavalier ...")

To: Trader Dave who wrote (683)	10/18/2000 2:50:44 PM
From: Beltropolis Boy	Respond to of 1805

previously ... >please please please tell me where you pulled that quote from, i've got to find it and put it under bd's nose!< so, i'm itching to know, david: did Navellier's bleeding-edge, extend-revolutionary-infomediary (thanks, Wiz!), due diligence rate a small guffaw from BD? hot off the presses, i now hear that Louie has jumped on PMC-Sierra as well. apparently, he's stoked on QED's legacy set-top box and network-printer bidnez. as you already know, it's all Lexmark nowadays.