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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Rocky Mountain Int'l (OTC:RMIL former OTC:OVIS) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Mike Morgan who wrote (24779)	12/8/1997 5:17:00 AM
From: shades	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 55532

<i?Great. I wonder if RMIL water was SO great why one of the big boys didnt just buy the little company out ? Perhaps because the public doesnt want to buy water thats bottled by one parttime employee from a fountain in a former vets office !! God, thank god for my cholrinated "city" water ! WOW NELLIE, your intelligence is really shining through, they didn't buy the little company out because the little company does not need them, just like IBM did not buy out Microsoft, or Sears did not buy out WAL-Mart! It only takes ONE employee to turn on a switch to start a machine friend, And I am happy you are drinking your chlorinated water, my RMCW is free from chlorine and tastes much better and is much healtheir too, "DO NOT REFILL" Have you even bothered to research what you are attacking with your 17 years of experience, you are really looking foolish you know. Oh and WHO CARES how pure the water if if it doesnt SELL ?? I've never thought much of anyone that would pay $1 or more for a bottle of water ! But it might be the same kind of folks that buy bb stocks with little, if any, real tangible worth. Why pay for clean water, when you can drink the nasty unhealthy kind right, are you realyy that IGNORANT? Your friend TC buys bottled water, he admitted it, do you not think much of him now? But then Pepsi and Coke are entering the bottled water market just to throw away money aren't they? Besides, the primary asset on RMIL's balance sheet is NOT pure water. Its stock they dont own at a price that isnt anywhere near what its worth. Did you forget that part ? PURE water will set you free, you posts here show you have been drinking too much of the polluted kind.