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To: Janice Shell who wrote (2105)	8/5/1998 10:49:00 AM
From: Lucky Charm	Respond to of 4814

Janice, The last paragraph in the WSJ Interactive: Shell, who said she invest in several stocks but none quoted on the OTC Bulletin Board, I think you need to get your story straight. I'm just posting the things you have said and well if your right hand doesn't know what your left hand is doing, maybe it's time you just fold your hands, regroup and get back to us. If anyone has not seen the article, I will be happy to fax it to you, Just PM me with your fax #.

To: Janice Shell who wrote (2105)	8/5/1998 5:11:00 PM
From: Style Writer	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4814

Ciao, Janice Lucky Charm posted: <<Oh , by the way, Janice, did you say you don't own any BB stocks>> To which Janice responded: <Time to sharpen those woefully inadequate DD skills. I've in fact never said this.>> Er, janice, let's get this straight. The Wall Street Journal cites you as saying you do not own any stocks quoted on the OTC bulletin board. Did they misquote you? Furthermore, the reporter says you admitted to him that you are "completely obsessed" with unraveling scams. We can easily see your obsessive nature on this board. There is good help for that nowadays though. Janice goes on to say: <<Had you been paying attention, you'd know that I have indeed bought some BB stocks in the past>> You lied to the Wall Street Journal? They say, "Ms. Shell, who says she invests in several stocks but none quoted on the OTC bulletin board..." Please, Janice, lying and compulsive behaviors do not good befellows make. Perhaps you had best stick to architectural criticism, which you do so well. It's a long way from the Colleoni Chapel to Houston.