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To: Elmer Phud who wrote (163752)	7/5/2005 2:41:35 AM
From: eracer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

Re: All I would have to do is earn 1 cent and I'd be ahead of AMD's total earnings to date. That statement does not bolster your argument. Sure, that is all you would have to do. I haven't seen any proof that you did earn at least one cent last week. Just because AMD didn't turn a profit in 36 years doesn't prove you turned a profit last week either. Sure, your paycheck for the week might have been a few thousands dollars. But that would be quite small compared to AMD's revenues over the past 36 years. How do I know that you didn't blow $20,000 at the casino last week or spent the same amount on out-of-pocket medical expenses? Perhaps you sold several thousand shares of AMD stock at $17.40 which you previously bought at $23. I don't believe anyone else here can verify your income and expenses last week. Therefore you ..> allegedly <.. earned more. At least a few witnesses have made statements on AMD's behalf. Where are your witnesses and evidence to back your claim? What is AMD's total earnings to date anyway? You never put a hard dollar figure on it. Based on your article AMD was up $186.6 million at the end of Q2 2003. AMD netted another $12 million total in H2 2003. Add $91 million from 2004. Finally subtract $17 million from Q1 2005 to get a total net income of $272.6 million over the last 36 years. I doubt any Q2 2005 loss would be near $272.6 million. Now $272.6 million is a paultry sum for a company as large as AMD as you attempted to point out, but you apparently lied about or at least misrepresented your income to make a point while nitpicking everyone else about misrepresenting the "facts".

To: Elmer Phud who wrote (163752)	7/5/2005 1:52:15 PM
From: Petz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

re: All I would have to do is earn 1 cent and I'd be ahead of AMD's total earnings to date This is a total lie. Do not repeat it again. Take a look at the 10Q Balance Sheet: Stockholders' equity: Capital stock: Common stock, par value 3,945 Capital in excess of par value 2,352,133 Retained earnings 290,916 Accumulated other comprehensive income 287,702 Total stockholders' equity 2,934,696 Have you made over $290M on your AMD? We'll put you down then, for an estimated loss of ($291M) in the current quarter, OK? Petz