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To: hedger who wrote (680)	5/20/1998 2:10:00 AM
From: Terence Mitchell	Respond to of 992

Hi Hedger, try 2.80 and you have a person who is either (1) a fool (2) a bigger fool called an idiot (3) patient (4) don't give a darn anymore at these levels (5) ........... On paper the money is already lost, for that reason I won't sell until I need a tax write off or have given up on VB. So far I haven't given up on VB even though I could have used the odd tax write off. This story will last for the next 100 years or more, trust me. regards, Terence Mitchell PS: I sure wish my family had owned a very small part of Coca Cola (NYSE.KO) 100 years ago, or I had owned several shares of Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE.BRK.A) just 30 years ago. I own a few BRK.A which I bought 3 years ago. (check out the latest price) 30 years ago they were a mere $19.

To: hedger who wrote (680)	5/20/1998 8:31:00 AM
From: Ron Waller	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 992

Hedger...Don't feel bad, you got company at .73 average. Current prices are steals IMO! But cashola is a problem. Also, if company helps at being in too deep, I have relatives and friends who own far fewer shares with a much higher average too, like over $1.40 so hey, we are not alone by far. Plus, this thing hasn't even got outta the blocks yet so hang in there, I don't think we will have any problem seeing a double to triple from this price IMO! Good Luck, and let's hope for some good holes, Ron.