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To: TobagoJack who wrote (53534)	2/12/2006 5:21:20 AM
From: shades	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110194

What a shallow comment for all my effort - hehe - you are lazy General or have too little time because of coconut responsibilities :) - that is why you will lose - you are not quick enough to realize the early bird gets the worm, or wise enough to realize the second mouse gets the cheese - you will buy high and sell low and always short GOOG and lose while it goes up and buy real estate too early while it still keeps going down. lag time kills you in deathmatch iratecinemaunderground.com

To: TobagoJack who wrote (53534)	2/12/2006 5:45:23 AM
From: shades	Respond to of 110194

www-306.ibm.com General will you or anyone that knows Heinz ask him to watch this commercial - I see it on CNBC a lot - which I know you say you dont watch. It is a bunch of theives breaking into hienz and mogambo guru's GOLD vault to rob the shiny metal and Mr. IBM helpdesk sitting there telling them encryption and smartcard technologies - digital security - are where the MONEY IS - not shiny metal or green pieces of paper - you got to see the look on these guys faces - the CLEANING CREW - BWAHAHA - too damn funny!! It might take a few seconds to start playing - but is a great laugh for all us computer security types thinking about you gold bugs. Some people trust dense molecules in a lump of matter - most on slashdot trust 128 bit encryption more than gold though. Size does matter - hehe.