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To: orkrious who wrote (167261)	5/21/2002 8:47:21 PM
From: Secret_Agent_Man	Respond to of 436258

it'll stop when the "pro-forma" B/S stops I figure, so that could take a while -ng-

To: orkrious who wrote (167261)	5/21/2002 8:56:15 PM
From: DebtBomb	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 436258

WTF?? Look at these messages I keep getting: Daaaaaaaaaaaaaallllllllllllllllllllllllleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee this is the voice of your evil twin, Darin. I'm darin' you to go clown long, Dale. Don't think about it, Dale, just DO IT. Greenspan wants you to kill those nasty shorts, Dale. The PPT wants you to prop up the market with Mutual Fund Clown Dollars, Dale. Wall Street can't make any money on IPO's; M+A is dead in the water; we need your Clown Bucks to churn, Dale. The train is leaving the station, last one on board is a pansy, Dale; suck it up and go LOOOOOOOONNNNNNNNNNGGGGGGGG. Don't listen to those deranged Bears; they are not patriotic and enjoy the suffering of decent people Anyone who shorts will be sacraficed to the Clown God The ramping will be relentless; DO NOT increase your short position when the market goes up on no news or bad news; do not short when economic numbers are revised downward after each month; Greenspan is our saviour, Dale; he knows all and don't fight the Fed Load up that boat, Dale, you know you want to; get rich quick, it's all good. Disregard the S+P reports recommending that we do not allow employee stock options as a 'non-expense; disregard statements the employee pension earnings should not be included in earnings statements, and forget that plant closings and one time expenses should be included in bottom line; these are all just liberal, panty-waist accounting methods, and not for manly men CFO's. Disregard IRS rulings that employee stock options should be taxed, at market value vs. granted option value at time of issuance; count optios at 0 value. Go Looooooooooonnnnnnnnnnngggggggg, Dale.