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To: scion who wrote (3119)	11/17/2010 11:43:10 AM
From: SteveF	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 53574

BRIG_88 Member Level Share Wednesday, November 17, 2010 11:40:06 AM Re: jobynimble post# 77167 Post # of 77172 ROFL!!! All they do is handled the disposition of restricted stock for clients....they don't have any detailed information on JBII restricted shares and wouldn't unless they handled an actual restricted share transaction for one.....you were insinuating they would have all the information someone needs on JBII restricted stock...not true...... siliconinvestor.com Because, you see, JBII's restricted stock is handled differently than the other 25,000 publicly-traded companies! And please disregard the fact that he just lied about calling his broker (like he lied about all the times he called the company and relayed "info" they told him to the message board). He is the funniest of the 3 stooges. How ashamed the true-believers must be.

To: scion who wrote (3119)	11/17/2010 12:16:58 PM
From: streetscraper	Respond to of 53574

That's one of those. Have somebody else do it and run with it. It a shame. I do believe he is a good guy. But I have a couple of jars just like that around the house here.

To: scion who wrote (3119)	11/17/2010 5:15:50 PM
From: the_big_guy	Respond to of 53574

I was amazed at the different interpretations of my little on-site visit to the P2O "factory" and his interpretation. The timing was kind of suspect as well, almost as if he learned of my visit, and decided to do some pre-emptive marketing, as if he knew I was going to convey negative thoughts on the SMB. At the end of the day, Tech saw the same things that I did, the drums for units #2 and #3 in the front yard, the lack of activity, and he observed that basically outside of a few process improvements they were no further to production than they were 3 of 4 months ago. He even referred to the drums sitting in the front yard as "sweet"... the exact opposite of my interpretation, and he got the inside view of things!!! The whole thing was very weird.