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To: Troy Griffin who wrote (5053)9/30/2000 10:01:18 AM
From: L. D.  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 5164
 
Dear Troy,
Next time around when this stock is trading at .19 ( nineteen cents ) I'll make a point of not showing up on this thread.
Being familiar now with your risk tolerance level I'll stop presenting you with facts at .19 ( nineteen cents ) so you don't flip out on us again.
Facts such as :
BODs freaks come and go :

sungoldgaming.com

Let me assure you they didn't vanish somewhere in Korea. Ain't that freaky.
Their legacy lives on. :-)

Horsepower is unimpressive. Consider this little criticism a motivation for the company to improve it.

Calling negative posters names is all right with me, I've been called worse than that by my wife. However "love" I don't think SI Bob will appreciate this. :-)

<<Well Bob I can only say you must be blind or stupid if you .........>>

Message 14486369

Now, you or I for that matter, don't deserve to shine Cheeky Kid's shoes. Had you followed his in depth DD you wouldn't have flipped out on us yesterday. He can do DD for me any time.

Arm yourself with a large basket now and go pick some cranberries in Richmond. Do not trespass though.
Those darn cranberry farmers are mighty protective of their fields.

That reminds me of an old Beatles song. Cranberry Fields Forever .
OOPS sorry for misleading you. That was actually Strawberry Fields Forever.
Love ya too.
Have a unfreaky splendid day :-)



To: Troy Griffin who wrote (5053)9/30/2000 3:05:14 PM
From: Cheeky Kid  Respond to of 5164
 
One of your spams (see your profile 10 of these messages)

Message 6341925

1. A casino in michigan, USA.
2. A horse racing track in richmond, B.C. Canada
3. A casino/resort in Korea 3km from the new inchon airport, the biggest airport in the pacific rim


Where are all these projects at now? Michigan Casino; the Band dumped Sungold. Hart told me that they had enforceable contracts a number of years back during a phone conversation, but the band dumped Sungold and the judge ruled in favour of the band. The Richmond race track; denied by city council for a second time. The Korean projects; shelved.

I have chalked this all up as learning experiences, and I have LEARNED from my mistakes in the market, cost me a pile of money, but I don't make silly mistakes anymore.

I am only investing in companies that have REAL products and MAKE money.

Happy Investing!



To: Troy Griffin who wrote (5053)10/2/2000 9:28:40 AM
From: SI Bob  Respond to of 5164
 
Well Bob I can only say you must be blind or stupid

intellectual genius that surrounds SILICONE INVESTOR

I've heard baseball players say that on some of their best days, the ball seems much bigger and slower and they just can't miss.

I could swear I just got lobbed a basketball. But I'll check-swing this one...

For future reference, though, amongst all the text you quoted earlier from our Terms of Use Enforcement Guidelines (TofU EG), was a bit that said something to the effect that personal attacks on the admins is a no-no.

if you think that calling a company's directors freaks, or refering to their products as SH*T, or accusing the CEO of larsony, fraud etc, is not breaking any rules.

That doesn't violate any rules of Silicon Investor. I didn't say it doesn't break "any" rules. If the statements aren't true, they might violate the rules of other entities.

It's no wonder the SEC is cracking down on chat lines

To my knowledge, they aren't. They're cracking down on people who use "chat lines" for purposes of manipulation. Usually touts who spam these sites.

Fortunately, that's not a problem we have too much here. They usually get thrown out when they run afoul of our rules (usually spamming or personal attacks) or give up when they get too effectively countered by the folks here who are into real DD.

anyone thinking of buying or selling a stock using due diligence derived from the intellectual genius that surrounds SILICONE INVESTOR

I hope most people understand (and am pointing this out in case there are those who don't) that reading messages on a stock discussion site isn't acceptable DD. It's a starting point from which each person should do their own DD; independently verifying the accuracy of the stated "facts" and likely correctness of the expressed opinions.

Regards,

SI Admin (Bob)