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To: El Matador who wrote (344)	10/8/1998 12:05:00 PM
From: Mr. Jimmy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 28311

You're very insightful. Thanks for the constant banter of Napoleon syndrome blather. By the way, did you take truth's $10,000 bet? You seem to have avoided that entirely.

To: El Matador who wrote (344)	10/8/1998 9:41:00 PM
From: Technologyguy	Respond to of 28311

You have explained precisely zero about "why the stock is (barely) worth $5." Everytime I bring in facts about the business model and its progressively growing strength, you respond with accusations about market manipulation. I bought this stock at $6 (OK, I sold some when it was above $30--full disclosure), and, because of all the business-based reasons I have explained before, will continue to hold it long. Your first post on this thread was Sept. 14. GNET closed that day at $14. Today, after a month of huge market turmoil, it closed at $15. Boy, you've really cleaned up on your short position. (BTW, don't pretend to be rich around people who used to work in Redmond. Can't you just calm down a little? It's really pathetic for you and boring for the rest of us.)