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To: Kool Guy who wrote (16521)	5/10/1998 11:08:00 PM
From: Terry Lyon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27968

I think you hit the nail on the head. I think many of the naysayers have sold out of FAMH but now want back in and hope to keep the price down so they buy a little time for another investment to rise before selling and reinvesting the money in FAMH. I always wonder what motivates someone who doesn't own any shares of a stock but continues to spend so much time bashing it. I agree the bashers have picked some valid points (they always do), and share dilution that doesn't exceed the companies growth, while bothersome, might be acceptable if temporary and the company follows through with share buyback. I'm still sitting on flight FAMH and waiting for pilot Ira to receive instructions from the SEC to depart and travel to NASDAQ. I don't think the flight will be much longer so I'll just sit back and drink a coke with Jane. Terry

To: Kool Guy who wrote (16521)	5/11/1998 8:25:00 AM
From: Turboe	Respond to of 27968

Kool-- I still own all of my shares. I am refraining from being mean to trying to explain that IRA is hurting the price-- not me or Gump, etc.

To: Kool Guy who wrote (16521)	5/11/1998 5:10:00 PM
From: John Fairbanks	Respond to of 27968

If you want to call my 7 month stint as a shareholder being a "fair wheather" investor that's your option. I held through ups and downs until I became convinced there is something management is trying to hide. I don't see the point in even asking the questions to the PR lady... in the conference call Ira is always in an incredible hurry to get off the phone and she doesn't ask him hard questions.. besides, how can you explain in a conference call where the shares went? I want a detailed accounting of what shares were issued and for what reason. You should demand this as shareholders. I'm still here because I'm hoping to be able to buy back in when this is cleared up -- and because I feel like I was lied to by omission. While I was trusting Ira to take care of the company he was out diluting my investment, and he dodges the question of how those shares were spent except in a couple specific instances that make up only a very small percentage of the shares issued.