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To: Gale Dilts who wrote (15768)	11/22/2003 6:07:18 PM
From: Bucky Katt	Respond to of 48461

That is kinda funny...You contribute nothing, get a whole lot of expert stock picks, that some have turned into $7 figures, for free no less, and a good dose of geo-political views, and a mix of what other people (who contribute) feel is important, and you still feel you need to tell me how I/we/others/ have ruined this thread? And I should care? I don't get the chance to roll on the floor and laugh out loud much, but I did just now!

To: Gale Dilts who wrote (15768)	11/23/2003 1:34:55 PM
From: ~digs	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 48461

I sympathize with your viewpoint and do agree that this thread is not as 'fun' as it once had been. I've considered abandoning it altogether, but for the fact that great stock picks still do manifest themselves. The ratio of political trash talking versus stock related posts is certainly on the rise. I suppose it's a reflection of the discontent that many Westerners are feeling. More and more people are making a habit out of complaining. Bitching and moaning is practically fashionable. The Internet makes us think we're experts on all the various topics. We're quick to jump down the throat of another if their stance on an issue differs. Meanwhile, we fool ourselves into believing that, in the grand scheme of things, such brazen comments actually make a measurable difference. <sigh> What ever happened to conscious enjoyment, instead of purposeful haste? This is the true suffering in the wake of 9/11, more so than the fear of renewed attacks. jmo