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To: Scott C. Lemon who wrote (201)	8/17/2007 11:27:47 AM
From: tonysee200x	Respond to of 239

>>>>I just entered an order for $500 @ $.25/share ... another 2000 shares ... just for you! :-) So this is how a “pure capitalist” operates? >>> You remind me of a lot of people I play Poker with. They tells everyone who will listen “I just play for fun, I bring $100. Maybe I will win and if I lose it I don't mind, it is worth the fun of playing.” Then after losing the $100 and some wise guy at the table tells them “you are a terrible poker player” They keep digging into their pocket for more and more “I will show you” money - At the end of the night they are down $200, didn't have much fun as they wanted because the wise guy at the table kept insulting them. They curse the bad luck they had with the cards and go home and tell their wife they “broke even” We love players like this. The best thing is they are always back the next week, telling anyone who will listen ““I just play for fun, I bring $100 maybe I will win and if I lose it I don't mind, it is worth the fun of playing.” --Let me know if your free for cards.

To: Scott C. Lemon who wrote (201)	9/18/2007 5:12:15 PM
From: tonysee200x	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 239

Scott-- >>>I just entered an order for $500 @ $.25/share ... another 2000 shares Assuming you did not pull this order I am sure it has filled. Based on what you have said on this board that puts you at around.... 15,000 Shares at a cost of $19,300. So you have managed to average down to around $1.28 a share. The bad news is the stock closed today at about $0.16. Oh well, maybe you can use it as a nice tax lose when you sell it.