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To: bruwin who wrote (22920)	12/31/2005 3:45:15 PM
From: Carl Worth	Respond to of 78750

characterize my conversation as you will, but i would suggest you read your own posts first, and attend to your own posting style, before attempting to remedy the faults you see in mine as an aside, congratulations on the spacing in your housing post, a noticeable improvement that said, other than juvenile or snide, how would you describe your posts to others assailing their practice of taking profits along a stock's rise, rather than selling each and every share at the exact top, as you therefore imply you are able to do? frankly, any sarcasm in my posts to you is more than matched by the pompous nature of almost every one of your posts, so like a simultaneous equation, if we remove the edge to each post, we are still left with the facts i have stated, which you clearly can't refute...that's the difference, i may respond with a needle, but it's a needle that comes along with cogent information, rather than simply, "you're mean, i'm not going to answer" (though you answer anyway, albeit with a sidestep) i've had these types of conversations before, almost always during slow market times, as i find them amusing, but this is now getting pretty far off topic, as the discussion was originally simply what kind of stocks the board participants are looking for...i think it's pretty clear where the consensus stands, we now return you to your regularly scheduled programming happy new year