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To: Lawrence Burg who wrote (8)	12/23/2002 1:39:09 PM
From: LPS5	Respond to of 19

Congratulations. That may be the most mentally retarded attempt at an analogy that I've ever heard or read. And, predictably, it doesn't address a single question posed in the previous post: Message 18358857 Structurally, your 'example' is laughable and obviously a bit confused (your original 'issue' reflected confusion about how, or why, a large bid wouldn't necessarily have an effect on a posted offer; and now you've somehow drifted to talking about perceived values in the market, and inexplicably linking that to "misrepresentation.") Topically, in one fell swoop you've strongly hinted - wryly, perhaps? - that, in fact, you haven't a brain cell to spare. In fact, in this notional 'brain cell market' you're expressing, you should be bidding. Aggressively. I hope you’ll pardon me if I don’t respond to everything. You're excused. How about responding to just one of the questions in the above-cited post, then? I got a feeling it would get really tedious. Uh-huh. Quit while you're behind. LPS5