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To: The Duke of URL© who wrote (174224)	4/25/2003 11:21:57 AM
From: carl a. mehr	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Maybe, but I think your bitterness clouds your judgment. You are wrong - no bitterness. Still have a portfolio profit many times gt than what I started with 13 years ago. I simply have the human decency to bleed for my fellow man from whom these creeps have stolen their money by deception. Many people have lost their shirt because of the "fake" Intel earnings reports...humble carl

To: The Duke of URL© who wrote (174224)	4/25/2003 11:30:56 AM
From: greg s	Respond to of 186894

Duke, re: And, if I may, let me point out that you sucked much information off this thread and then dumped BOTH Cisco and Intel without so much as a helpful warning of your views. With disingenuousness like that why in the world should we listen to ANYTHING you post now? Well stated (in the nicest way possible). I have thought this myself over these many months of carl's whining. Very, very sad. greg.

To: The Duke of URL© who wrote (174224)	4/25/2003 11:51:32 AM
From: hueyone	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

"Expensing" options is just a stupid concept----no concept of the theory of corporate tax and accounting Lol. Not exactly a well argued and well supported post there Duke. You usually do considerably better. On the other hand, I think you would be hard pressed to actually make a case that the folks leading the charge in favor of expensing stock options are clueless with regard to corporate tax and accounting, so I don't blame you for not elaborating. I mean suggesting that the IASB, FASB, Warren Buffet, the Council of Instituional Investors, the Harvard Bus School, S&P, Greenspan, Volcker, Arthur Levitt and many others don't have a clue about the theory of corporate tax and accounting is quite a stretch imo. Here is an old paper by one of those clueless FASB researchers: nysscpa.org Regards, Huey