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To: Andon who wrote (12138)	4/24/1998 3:51:00 AM
From: Dr. Id	Respond to of 213176

I'll expect you to acknowledge my accuracy in 3 weeks, when we hit $20. Then in two months when it hits $15. But, considering the cognitive dissonance here, maybe I expect too much. I hope that you sold at $29 when you had the chance. BTW - It ain't worth $125. The last line was the best news I've read all day on this thread. If I read it right, it means Andon won't be around after the free membership period. Sure, Andon, if the price tanks we will all acknowledge your great prescience and wisdom! Maybe we will start an entire thread in homage to you! It is interesting that with all of your grand confidence in your shorting the stock, you quibble over $125 (though I don't want to encourage you to reconsider!) I will miss your posts in a way, though. You were always good for a few laughs... JB p.s. Be sure to wear an Andon nametag when you're standing on a street corner in a few years, and I'll be sure to spot you a dollar!

To: Andon who wrote (12138)	4/24/1998 11:31:00 AM
From: IanBruce	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 213176

I'll expect you to acknowledge my accuracy in 3 weeks Acknowledge your accuracy? #1. Everything I've seen over the past 4 months suggests you have no clue what you're talking about. #2. You won't be here in 3 weeks to read anything, you idiot. #3. You're a moron. ...considering the cognitive dissonance here, maybe I expect too much. "Cognitive dissonance"? Did your mommy write this? In the context of a discussion group, the expression cognitive dissonance, is equivalent to the word "opinion". You got a problem with too many opinions? -- Or just with people who don't share yours. You really shouldn't wear out that thesaurus, pinhead - you're gonna need it for high school. Ian Bruce New York, NY