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To: Dr. Id who wrote (58)	7/10/2002 1:46:32 PM
From: areokat	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 562

Martha Stewart "claims" that she had a "verbal" stop loss agreement with her broker (there is no proof of this) She made a phone call from the San Antonio airport to her broker right before her order was placed. Her traveling buddy called her husband who in turn called his broker and placed his sell order (10,000 shares). More than a little smoke. But enough of the small stuff. The big question for you is why does Frank have to start a new thread every couple of years? Is this an attempt to ensure immortality or something? Ok Frank, I'll bookmark this one too. Something to do on my lunch hour-don't need to eat anyway. Kat@Eric'sgonahavetocutandpastelikemadbutmaybehe'llhighlitechanges.pooped

To: Dr. Id who wrote (58)	7/10/2002 2:03:52 PM
From: golfinvestor	Respond to of 562

OT I'm not sorry I voted for Bush, especially when you consider the alternative. Why is the name calling of the current administration necessary? You really think the Bush administration is the reason many of us lost money in this market? Your lack of taking responsibility for your own actions in this market reminds me of the prior administration that always had an excuse on why it was not their fault. <As for my "losing the last election", are you saying that you still don't regret voting for the Special Ed President whose administration has aided in fleecing you of your money?>