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To: Jean-Philippe Chevalier who wrote (4181)	3/23/1998 3:38:00 PM
From: Z man	Respond to of 7054

Yawn, donnyboy did you have lunch today ?

To: Jean-Philippe Chevalier who wrote (4181)	3/23/1998 3:45:00 PM
From: Goulds	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7054

don, ol buddy, your intellectual prowess is nonexistant. Your last post was dribble. If your ignorance can't allow you to do proper due dilligence, it's your problem, not mine. Why it is so important to you to know confidential information ACRT will not give out due to past abuses by you guys is very curious. I'm not curious enough to really care, though. You threat is noted, don. Intimidation, as you and pink already know, doesn't bother me. Your slander of me, as well as your oft touted bathroom webpage you did to stop me from posting shows your total lack of imagination. You are crude, vicious and lack much in the way of intellectual flair. I can understand why ACRT doesn't want you and your buddies to have access to their client list.

To: Jean-Philippe Chevalier who wrote (4181)	3/23/1998 3:47:00 PM
From: Johnny Bravo esq	Respond to of 7054

Look out all you little weanies, the Bravo Man is here! Hey pal, my buddies say you're a pink peritrichous worm, whatever that is. Any way since your mouth is always a flappin', chew on this awhile. Read and heed little man. PIGS NEVER MAKE MONEY "It tells you that you can't expect too much from an idea," says John Manley, portfolio manager at Smith Barney. "It's also an admonition against being bullish or bearish too long." In other words, a pig can turn a great trade into a disaster by staying too long at the trough. Manleys's favorite example: In 1979 and 1980, Chrysler was a great stock to short; you could have ridden it down from $40 to $3 and made a fortune. But if you failed to cover in the single digits or kept selling short in the hope Chrysler would blow up completely, you would have gotten killed. From its 1980 low of $3, the stock rose to $110 by 1995. --By Andrew Feinberg I know this is completely lost on you, I mean trying to take the pig out of pink is like trying to take the pink out of the pig. Are you really one of those girly-boys? All I can say is hey, it must be great being you, looking at me. By the way, the chicks on this thread don't carry pepper spray do they? ( that stuff really stings man) Johnny Bravo esq Pretty Boy P.S. I gotta get some wheels man and since you have so much money maybe you could spot me. All I'm needing is about 2k. P.P.S. If you want to email pictures of naked babes to me like you did to Zuck, I won't tell anyone. P.P.S. This goes for you to Don C. and Dan P.

To: Jean-Philippe Chevalier who wrote (4181)	3/23/1998 3:53:00 PM
From: Andrew Q. Viet	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7054

Here is the answer to your question: From the WSJ <<Meanwhile, Mr. Aharoni complains that short sellers have harassed customers, calling to say the company is going out of business. He says he has had to stop revealing the names of customers to investors because of such abuses.>>>