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To: Paul Engel who wrote (3981)	1/21/1998 12:40:00 AM
From: Buckwheat	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 6843

Paul,,, The original question was.... [Wang, How did Intel revenue increase from $20 billion 96 to $25 billion 97 with flat (no incremental) earnings? What is your explaination.] Now would you care to address the question or would you prefer to continue spouting off meaningless zippity-dippity-doo-daa BS that has little to do with sales vs. earnings trend at Intel? Goofy is when one examines AMD's speed bin yield problems for weeks on this thread and then openly admits they know absolutely nothing about Intels Pentium II speed bin sales. [I don't know what Intel sold in Pentium II as broken down by speed bin, but you might want to consider this....] You should consider skipping the "offer" as AMD's savior and go directly into public office. It's perfectly OK there to miss or avoid the point, question, or issue altogether. Just some irrelevant BS reply works nicely. Regards Buckwheat