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To: deltarider who wrote (3371)	11/18/1997 6:02:00 PM
From: bob oserin	Respond to of 10786

For information only. I know of no Irishman named "Shawn" Murphy. I do know many Irishmen named "Sean." Any other pseudo-Irishman out there? BOB O

To: deltarider who wrote (3371)	11/18/1997 6:18:00 PM
From: SOROS	Respond to of 10786

Dear thump9, You are correct that everything has been tried to make this pest (pssst) go away. Tech Master & I have taken it upon ourselves to offer daily ANALysis on the CSGI thread. I feel that when he senses that even his "friends" (read that, those that own that stock) ask him to "beat it" (the truth hurts, eh, tech?), perhaps then he will go. You and Jeffrey do a commendable job of answering his questions in a forthright manner, but Tech Master and I have finally been pushed to offer him everything that he offers us. So far, our TA on CSGI has been right on. This boy has a big mouth and ESP (extra small .....) -- doesn't he always remind us of his uncanny predictions? I'm afraid this teensy fortune teller will not go away until we have snipped his ESP completely off and left him with nothing but his itty bitty crystal ball (note the singular). I remain, SOROS ps $8.00, snip, $7 3/8, snip snip, $6 7/16, snip snip snip, $5 15/16, snip snip snip snip pps believe we're getting to a small stub of a stock -- what do you say Tech Master -- how far do we have to snip it before they won't even qualify for their NAS application?