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To: Spark who wrote (2308)	7/24/2003 11:37:28 PM
From: CountofMoneyCristo	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3143

LMAO! You're right. Well, this case has basically taken away a lot of my life for the past three years. It's a shame, but there you are. No way I would have any chance of winning otherwise, Sparky. But thanks for the advice. Time I designate a free-for-all day when I don't post. Well, we'll start with Sunday, because it's our wedding anniversary, one-year then. I like your post, and I even got you to post something 700 days early. What an effect! Thank-you for saying what you did. Now at least I know you're takin' your own advice, because your posts are carefully spaced to make room for life out there out of the box. So, carpe diem and forget the per diem on vacation, you're supposed to have fun, and yes, right now I would rather be in South Beach or St-Tropez, no question. One day soon. And after that then some quiet place without a computer, television, phone or newspaper for about 6 months...

To: Spark who wrote (2308)	7/24/2003 11:48:05 PM
From: CountofMoneyCristo	Respond to of 3143

I'll say this too, out in the open. I have lived these claims heart and soul for three years. I'll continue to do that until I win. One thing I know and that's that the defendants, and certainly their lawyers, are working on many other things. They're guilty. They might have won - but not this time, not against someone as committed as I am. Except for a few days here and there, I haven't gone 5 minutes any day without thinking about this case, these claims, and how to win them. I don't think my opponents can say the same. What Rea just did, perjuring himself, and the defendants relying on it, proves they don't have that commitment, that they think they can be pretty sloppy defending and win anyway. We'll see about that.