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To: shres who wrote (24639)	8/30/2006 1:09:57 PM
From: Math Junkie	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42834

"MathJunkie is too chicken to post here or simply upset that I was right all along about Brinker." I keep forgetting that Brinker detractors are schooled in the art and science of mind-reading, LOL. Let me see if I can read Kirk's mind: Ooh, I'm getting it now! He wants me to post on his Brinker board so he can control the conversation! "So don't give him the satisfaction of chasing him down in other forums." Actually, Fake-Fahrenheit is the one who has been trying to get him over here. As far as I'm concerned, where he chooses to post is his business.

To: shres who wrote (24639)	8/30/2006 2:21:03 PM
From: queenleah	Respond to of 42834

shres said BTW, Retired [inprescott] said he was an "aggressive" young (52) retiree and that why he put so much in the QQQs. He said he need his assets to last a long time.* Go figure.* That is unusual, to be retired at 52. Sounds like Retired is a person who's accustomed to making somewhat "maverick" decisions on his own that lie outside the norm for most of us, and has done well with it. If "he needs his assets to last a long time" then maybe Retired shouldn't have made the individual choices that HE made himself and maybe not be blamimg someone else for "ruining" his retirement. And if he was really only 52 and retired and his outlier decisions "ruined" his retirement, maybe he ought to think about reassessing whether he wants to be fully retired. Just a thought.