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To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (19498)	6/7/2002 2:18:52 AM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 74559

Hi KastelCo, <<LOL>> Yup, their arguments were so organized and logical, full of reason and sincerity, and filled with passion and altruism, all without hype. Their math were flawless, and still, at the awful end, it remained true that <<PEOPLE JUST DON'T FALL OUT OF ALLOETE HELICOPTERS!!!>> :0) We now live in an age where accountants commit suicide and VPs spread their brain content on the car seat, where CEOs know not what happened, and auditors take the fifth, companies steal from their employees, countries rob their citizens, and all the president's men refuse to hand over papers, and dumb airplanes double as smart missiles. Also, never mind that after we forgot how many discount rate drops, and CNBC cheers, the question still left unanswered is "what's down with the market?" The whole world has been Bre-X-ed, in a manner of speaking, while J6P were shopping. BTW, Bre-X had to be one of the more 'productivity-enhanced' New Economy enterprises, a role model for Enron, all admired to no end until the awful finish by worshipping analysts and their fawning maestro at the FED. Chugs, Jay