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To: smolejv@gmx.net who wrote (12237)	12/29/2001 4:40:28 PM
From: Stock Farmer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

>>I'm not always a rational animal, in spite of trying.<< Thank you DJ, for you have hit the nail (or tack) on the head, as it were. Perhaps what I am seeing up close and personal is merely a difference in the degree of trying to be rational. Or differential degrees of success. Or perhaps it is merely a difference in perspective. >>However... Is this not asset destruction at its best << A kind of Me without reference to Us point of view, in which a house that is not the house I plan to live in, standing on my newly purchased plot of prime real-estate, is not so much an "asset" to be preserved, as it is a "liability" to be swept from the balance sheet. >>what does that all have to do with Enron<< Sort of the mirror image of Enron, come to think of it. John