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Biotech / Medical : VD's Model Portfolio & Discussion Thread -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Vector1 who wrote (4309)	3/10/1998 12:03:00 PM
From: Rocketman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9719

CYTO is the real bean counter!!! I'm just a business wide service group and he asked me to check it out. I hate doing the books, my taxes languish because I just dread sitting down and doing them (at least I'm not alone in that!) I'll try and spare the thread excessive humor, but those two seemed good, and clean enough to post (don't want the WebDominatrix after my butt with her cat-o-nine tails, cutting off my circulation). If this is Wed it must be Phileee kind of business trip. Actually, you're ONLY doing 4 cross country cities in 7 days - YEACH!!! Oh sorry, didn't mean to rub in what I think about traveling like that. When I travel, other than the fact that I miss my H2O bed and sleep like crap, I really miss my inversion boots and doing the upside down one legged stretch hangs. Without it I get out of alignment and stiff as hell, and I'm spinally-spoiled by my ability to do home-self-chiropractic alignments that way. Get me away from home and the way my spine feels quickly deteriorates. Now the boots are portable enough to take traveling, but the bar to hang from is another issue, nobody has them anywhere, health clubs included. They really need to be secure. I used to use tree limbs in college, but they have a tendency to break and falling on your head upside down, dropped like a pile getting hammered isn't exactly an advisable thing, plus it strips the tree limb so it dies eventually. Enough rambling. Enjoy the sights, hope you miss the evil weather of the Northwest (fat chance in March!!!). Good call on the up day....so far?!?!?! Rman