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To: Joe Krupa who wrote (6277)	12/20/2000 8:32:13 PM
From: Joe Krupa	Respond to of 14101

Had a really bizarre experience on the way home from the office today. At the corner of East Mall & the Queensway (Toronto), I pulled up behind a black Japanese hatchback, with none other than Ontario license plate "DMX." -- nothing else on that plate, just DMX. What's even more strange is that I was talking to my wife about the day's trading when we pulled up behind it. Tried to pull along side to see if it was anyone I might recognize, but the car eluded me. Don't know if that's an omen or a sign of good things to come. I know which I want it to be. Weird. Joe

To: Joe Krupa who wrote (6277)	12/20/2000 9:09:43 PM
From: Montana Wildhack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14101

(Man holding mike looking into camera) "And that's the way it was here on this day in December. The bias of the bias indicated as neutral. The markets not getting the 1/4 quarter point they so desperately needed to turn America's mega corporations around from the string of profit warnings." "Meantime Canadians seemed oblivious to the complete absence of anyone at all in the position vacated by Gordon Thiessen and didn't seem aware of the bias vacumn in which the Nortel index followed its counterpart on Wall street regardless." "In China, 11 rice growers were found on the Yangzte plain who didn't know who Greenspan was and felt overall they were having a pretty good year." "This is Wolf Blitzen for CNUB asking whether we're sure it was a good idea coming down from the trees."