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To: long-gone who wrote (79785)	12/4/2001 2:35:48 PM
From: Ahda	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116753

That is the truest of the true. That is why i like lamb.

To: long-gone who wrote (79785)	12/4/2001 8:52:51 PM
From: d:oug	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 116753

Msg from longone: "... greatest worries about GATA" "Litigation is a machine which you go into as a pig and come out as a sausage." Ambrose P. Bierce Yes very true, but then its possible to fail and exit not as that sausage. It depends if when one enters into this if one has access to a "How hotdogs are made." book. Gata Bill would have been many many months ago a smelly and chopped-up inside an uncleaned pig casing if not for the following "... I'm an accident in this [Gata] cause." Sometimes the first step is not what determines the journey, but who takes that first step, and eventhought Gata Bill started his The Walk of his The Talk it may be viewed like those first footprints on the Moon, "One small step for..." those many many footprints on Gata Bill's LeMetropoleCafe really walk in that single first step of the following person. CHRIS POWELL, Secretary/Treasurer Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee Inc. "... I'm an accident in this [Gata] cause. I'm a newspaper editor... I'm not a gold bug; I'm actually an anti-trust bug. My newspaper... a little more than 30 years old -- it is among the few dailies left in America that is independently owned ... when I came across Bill Murphy's wonderful Internet site, www.LeMetropoleCafe.com, soon after it opened, [had] to write to him to call his attention and that of his subscribers to the Sherman and Clayton anti-trust acts, which outlaw what Bill had concluded was being done to gold... I wrote that gold's partisans should stop complaining to each other and DO something about the problem -- form a committee, hire lawyers, and look for ways to sue or otherwise take action. Bill was enthusiastic. So we incorporated in Delaware, and here we are after an eventful three years..." [Full Text] groups.yahoo.com (eXtra) From: Darleen Shurgot [start] "... that type of creativity unless they are seeing the folly in their own calculations of proposed return. The art form we call communication is a long way from being a science." [stop] Actually a Big no times 2 :o) Its not an art form, but a real science, the one Rarebird obtained a Ph.D. in, and to quickly address commints & questions that are now taking shape using connections and firings of your brain cells, let me state i'm not a sports guy, don't watch that final football game called SuperBall but do tape it so as to fast forward the game and watch them commercials and hoping Franky & Louie the Bud Lizards return, but back to sports w/ Michael Jordan the basketball king when he tried baseball with a AAA something team and he said a 50% success for him shoting a basketball was poor, but that success hitting a baseball would be not possible as the best of the best is much lower. So, was Rarebird able to enter into dialogues here on this GPM thread and shine, is a not, and not because he was not able to, as he was, head & shoulders above all the rest here, but that science is the Rocket Science of the non technical ones, extremely difficult to learn, even harder to apply, and when used on folks not trained in that science its a recipe for frustration. Its best use is for one's self, as then successful use is gaged on one's accomplishmints, but even then the message can be cloudy when one studies oneself with that har science. So, for a non-sports success rate, its like baseball not basketball :o) d:oug