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To: Voltaire who wrote (54616)	8/21/2002 9:35:00 PM
From: elpolvo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 65232

vster- <polvo puts on his de niro face> are you talking to ME? are YOU talking to me? i didn't think you were talking to me. you haven't talked to me for a year. not so's i could hear it or read it anyway. i don't know jack about tyco. they make widgets or something. they could be a good company but they're sure in a bad business environment. especially if they have any kind of international market or customers. every US company is in deep doo doo right now because the US doesn't trust anybody who's not an american and we're also pretty damn suspicious of the ones who are. like me for example. i hate to do business with someone who doesn't trust me. know whut i mean vern? i just don't trust 'em. you're pretty good on psychology. if you can keep yer eyes peeled and tell me when and if you see that universal human distrust starting to turn around i'd be much obliged. that's when business is going to pick up. it might be a good time to pick up a few shares of some good widget makers, no? meanwhile... stocks suck, cash sucks, gold sucks, real estate sucks and by god, life sucks too... ya jest cain't trust it. it's a good time to be a lawyer. i wonder if RR or cactus jack would sell us any shares of their businesses? if so... you think we can trust 'em? i cain't read fine print. it gives me a headache. ;-) -polvito