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To: elpolvo who wrote (32978)	3/10/2001 5:28:43 PM
From: jeremy_atticus	Respond to of 65232

Polvie and Volt, thank you for your responses. I am, as I guess many are, in a quandry as to what to buy. I feel like a teenager looking at a Playboy and someone tells me that I get to pick out what I want and I can have it. Everything looks too good to be true. As for Greenspan, don't get me started. Here in Mississippi we are in a recession NOW. The common person can not afford to buy a new vehicle and the housing market is at a standstill. The banks are putting banners in front of them to beg people to borrow money. JW, as for Personal Bankruptcies, the House just passed a bill to rip the laws as we know them. The Senate is yet to pass their version. The law does not need to be changed, just enforced. The word on the Street is that you will not be able to file if the new law passes. Therefore, everyone that thinks that they might need to file in the future is filing now to beat the deadline. Thank you Republicans and thank you George W. Dimwit. I think that Greenspan has ruined the economy and will not take the blame for it. I also think that he is senile and nobody has the guts to confront him about it. He has a misconception about the new economy and we are paying for it. As Dennis Miller would say: "Thats just my Opinion, I could be wrong" JA