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To: smackdown who wrote (1541)	5/16/1998 9:37:00 AM
From: Zeus549	Respond to of 4230

sydney, There is no link. TGSK does not file electronically yet. They are not yet a full reporting company. There is a company called Disclosure InfoCenters that I believe works under contract to the SEC.(it's across the street in D.C.) that info like this can be obtained through. Their SEC Research Dept number is 800-777-3272. It costs to have this info dug out and sent to you, but they will tell you over the phone what is in the "public" computer as far as filings etc. For example, TGSK's latest filing (form 10 with attachments to become a fully reporting company) is not yet on the screen, only the two form D's that I've mentioned. Remember back a few weeks when flightless was trying to nail down how many shares were in the float etc. He thought it was 900,000 or thereabouts. Then he found out there was considerably more, both in the float and held privately. I believe these form D filings answer that question. Whoever this is (apparently in Nevada according to the filings) now owns a considerable share of TGSK depending on price per share of course. I am doing some speculation here and will try to find out for sure, but I believe the first filing under rule 504 for $1 million may be in the float and is unrestricted stock. The second filing under rule 505 for $5 million may be restricted. I need to correct a statement I made in the previous post It should have read Approx. 40% of the money used was for working capital and 40% for inventory (not repayment of debt, sorry I was reading the wrong line) The only money they used to retire debt was $241,000 of the first filing. Hope this helps.