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Gold/Mining/Energy : Golden Eagle Int. (MYNG) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Cytotekk who wrote (28989)	10/15/2002 11:34:36 PM
From: drugstorecowboy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34075

Maybe he meant to say ......... ...... a big "C"uttie. Yes that must be it. I'm sure that is what he meant. You should ask him. You know how we men are. So hard to express deep feelings like, well love and stuff. Perhaps you did one of those middle age, you still got it, don't care if the world sees, head turning things you post about to poor ole Jimthebody and didn't even realize it. I don't normally provide relationship advice, at least not for free, but in your case I'm going to make an exception because you are just so gosh darn vocal about it all and I reckon most people would like to see you resolve your feelings concerning the matter. The way I see it you have two choices and one possibility. First choice is follow your heart and actually engage Jimthebody in dialogue about his feelings for you and your future together, or apart as the case may be. Second choice is just walk away and make a vow to yourself that you will never again take things posted on the net so seriously. I can't really say which way is more fun because everyone is different. The one thing that would be just plain wrong would be to play with poor Jim's emotions but then I'm sure you don't need me to tell you that because like all of us you have a mother and I'm sure she has already had that conversation with you. The possibility I referred to is that you suddenly become quite wealthy from your MYNG shares or some other stroke of good fortune. In that eventuality you are supposed to have all kinds of emotional and relationship problems associated with the stress of being rich, and well just being you, and I will have to charge you for this sort of advice in the future. Of course you will want to pay me lots of money at that point because you may actually be quite dependant on others for your emotional support and security. Money can't buy you love, or respect, or lots of other good stuff that you may still want. It just makes the suffering more pleasant and nice people will help you in a search for understanding for a reasonable fee. Good luck. I know you will do the right thing, whatever that turns out to be, particularly concerning my fee. Adios, Kowboy