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Microcap & Penny Stocks : MSU CORP-----MUCP -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bert Zed who wrote (989)	5/15/1998 6:52:00 PM
From: Hawkmoon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6180

Well hell, I have relatives in Arkansas, but I'm a Republican (moderate/pragmatist, of course). So I guess someone has to be the same nationality as Wyn... :0) Listen, I liked Wyn when I met him. We spent nye on 3 hours together that afternoon of May 1st, 1996. He struck me as a down-to-earth individual with a penchant for fine "spirits". Along with one of his senior engineers, we enjoyed a fine afternoon of brainstorming about the opportunities. I also was able to see the guts of the box(which unfortunately that day decided to have a sudden glitch which prevented an effective presentation when the time came), but I had been lucky enough to see the warm-up session when the system was working fine. The screen resolution was spectacular, unlike WebTV which I have also seen. My problems with Holloway primarily involved Forte' Communications and the half-truths and misrepresentation they were spewing. I had a few other issues that bothered me at the time, but I see that many of the unscrupulous individuals who have taken advantage of this company in the past have exited from the picture. There was a lot of time spent in investor's purgatory, but MSU may finally be on the verge of making its presence felt in this market. At least I have bet a sum of money on that. And mmkr shenanigans aren't going to shake me from that belief. Enjoy your weekend and think happy, happy thoughts about the good old days when we all thought this company was on the verge of taking off. I feel much more secure of my investment this time around. Regards, Ron