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To: pezz who wrote (47411)	3/13/2009 3:52:45 AM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 217556

hello pezz, today's report (i) am at brussels airport, heading to london, to say hi to somebody, and transit to hong kong, to attend brunch for friend's birthday, pop around a bit, wander and wonder, and return to europe before the end of the month, to get reacquainted with snow, introduce the fairly tropical coconut to snowman building, take in some good food, and the head back to hong kong before end of april, and come to grips with the then soon about to be neutron bomb irradiated financial markets at that time (ii) authorized via mobile sms the issuance of low-ball offer on distressed property, full beautiful ocean view, on quiet ocean frontage street and newly completed board walk, next door and near quite a few fine restaurants, with lots of antiques moved into view enabled by government largess, w/i 60 seconds walk from already under construction ocean-side park of fair dimension. i am offering the sars disease discounting price, when folks in hk and around the world though bodies were stacked up on the sidewalks and there will be no more life, at 66% of asking price, 33% of asking price of same size unit a few floors up, and 28% of peak transaction price; for i am merciful and generous. let's see if god is kind and market gentle. i figured that the current airborne ebola monetary financial economic event, while bad, is still several orders of magnitude improvement over omigod everyone will die a horrible sars death eventuality in so far as valuation is concerned. cheers, tj