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To: Ali Chen who wrote (129990)	3/14/2001 7:03:44 PM
From: fingolfen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

You better just shut up, kid, as I said. First pay back your education loan, then talk. I've seen some hubris in my time, but that really takes the cake. Do you need a second bedroom just for your ego, or do you make do in a cramped 1 bedroom? lol Yes... $2400 for other needs/wants. Down-payment on a new car for the wife? New tack/saddle for one of the two horses? Throw some back for a rainy day? New camping gear for the summer? Tons of potential uses... You might want to take your foot out of your mouth, as the backpressure from your ego may cause severe cranial injury before too long... :-)

To: Ali Chen who wrote (129990)	3/14/2001 7:12:37 PM
From: fingolfen	Respond to of 186894

...judging from your recent and sudden appearance in the team of Intel advocates. Oh, and by the way, I'm just new to SI. I lurked for several months before joining and posting. I posted previously on the Yahoo! board (back to 1997-8... you know, when occasional intelligent conversation went on there). I've bought, sold, and held Intel stock since then... so at this point I've got some shares that are up... some that are down... My most recent purchase was right at $29... and I've made quite a bit of money in the past on the stock. I've never sold Intel at a loss... so you really don't need to offer any heartfelt condolences at this point... In other news, my 401K is split across a several risk groups with has mitigated losses from the general economic downturn at this point, and it's holding up very nicely... You, however, really sound quite bitter... Should I offer you condolences on your losses???