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To: Sig who wrote (172616)	4/4/2003 11:12:40 AM
From: John Koligman	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 176387

OT Hey Sig, yesterday the Iraqi 'information minister' said the Americans are 'nowhere near' Baghdad, and today Saddam says 'they have bypassed the defenses around Baghdad'. These guys been living like rats in a hole too long? I must say I liked the video showing Abrams tanks cruising up the 'interstate' to Baghdad.... Best regards, John PS - Hope the Iraqis see the light soon and give up. I can't understand a rational (perhaps that is the key word) fighting force going up against our armor. Sure not worth dying for 'Slimedam'....

To: Sig who wrote (172616)	4/4/2003 11:16:51 AM
From: kemble s. matter	Respond to of 176387

Sig, Hi!! RE: Who ever heard of a company with $36 bil in sates growing at that rate? I thought the best they could do was supposed to be maybe 19 % if the economy had picked up. If sales grew 35% /year, it would be equivalent to adding a $12.6 bil corporation each year. Yes, unprecedented to say the least...But, then again all that empty land in RRock that DELL bought certainly is there for a reason...And, we're talking just USA now...What is the total global IT expenditure? :o) I head up to Lowe's all the time to do my construction and landscaping shopping...In the middle of this mall is a massive WalMart...Love to stop and eat at the Boston Market which sits immediately across (share the same parking lot) from WalMart...Can't stop imaging what DELL will be selling next... Best,Kemble