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To: Beobe who wrote (11560)	1/10/2001 8:54:45 PM
From: geode00	Respond to of 42834

The thing I will never understand is why the people who don't like BB stick around? Are they trying to save us? No thanks. Are they that bored that they just need someone to attack? Funny, you ask questions to which the answers have already been posted. Then you can't stand to stick around for the answers. I think that's pretty typical.

To: Beobe who wrote (11560)	1/11/2001 1:12:03 AM
From: Diamond Jim	Respond to of 42834

"The thing I will never understand is why the people who don't like BB stick around?" Maybe they get pleasure in setting the record straight? jim

To: Beobe who wrote (11560)	1/12/2001 11:53:14 AM
From: Rillinois	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 42834

Robert Schade, Re: As you said BB has his strong points and his weak points. You (and I) and a few others stick thru the weak points because we find the strong points to be worth staying. The thing I will never understand is why the people who like BB acknowledge that BB has strong and weak points when cornered, but hardly ever specifically admit to any of those weak points when a weak point is discussed. In fact, any conversation of those specific weak points is immediately refuted with false logic and with an attempt to discredit the source. You would think something along the lines of "yeah, he sure blew it on the latest QQQ call, but the man was right on with the original MSFT call despite having it on hold for approx. 5 years and leaving it on hold while it lost 2/3 of its value over the last year or so..." would be something they could just discuss without the spin machine being called in. Best Regards. Rillinois