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To: Susie924 who wrote (43869)	12/18/2000 9:36:47 PM
From: V$gas.Com	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

By: Howard_Hughes $$$$ Reply To: 30017 by SusieG924 $$$$ Sunday, 17 Dec 2000 at 11:22 PM EST Post # of 30118 Susie, don't put Norton on ignore, the last time he had this big an audience his show ran for 6 years or so. And you don't want to upset his wife Tixie, Pixie, Dixie. And do me a favor, tell Her Royal Hininess on SI that Marty is guilty. Guilty as heck, but he has my respect for not posting anymore. From reading his prior posts, I have realized that he may have sold his shares. How would you feel if you had spent the time and energy getting the company to sign up a coffee company to be a partner of TIGI only to have the deal never actually seem to materialize. How would you feel if you had actively sought financing for the company that you were an insider on, pass on the money? How would you feel if you spent 20,000 dollars to DD the company only to find out that all of information you were able to gather turned out to be false and made you look like a fool? How would you feel if you were a respected dentist and had by the luck of your life been voted onto the Board of Directors of a bulletin board company only to find out that you would not be able to serve? How would you feel if you had lobbied and lobbied to your fellow shareholders, who for some odd reason really respected you, to vote for your shares of the company to be reverse split to the tune of 1 for 10 when it was obvious to anyone with half a brain that this was a stupid move? How would you feel if you had touted to investors that the company had a WELL RESPECTED OLD LINE NEW YORK INVESTMENT BANK ready to loan the company 125 million dollars only to realize that once again you had been wrong? How would you feel if you had hosted a party in a penthouse suite in Las Vegas for a company that in short order caused many of those in attendance to lose most of their investment, while reading a letter from the CEO that promised great things to come? I would feel like this may not have been all that was promised. How would you feel?