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To: John Barendrecht who wrote (5980)	1/15/1998 10:42:00 PM
From: Bill Grant	Respond to of 116789

John BG (to Gabriela Neri)<<At least you didn't mention tulips>> JB <<What is wrong with tulips>> John, adventure.com My admittedly flippant comment was, I believe, to the point. Gabriela had made a pertinent (in her words facetious) reply to a poster who had questioned a GSC comment on gold as a commodity (I think GSC's point was that gold is the longest enduring commodity and would soon return to prominence when the US$ returns to earth from its untenably lofty current status). The poster asked why GSC assumed gold would retake that position rather than some other (than the US$)paper currency. Gabriela said sure, but why not strawberries or some other perishable commodity? Then followed my response, for which I apologize if any feel it was inappropriate. Bill