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To: Paul Engel who wrote (66089)	10/9/1998 11:37:00 AM
From: Paul Fiondella	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 186894

Well Mister Baiter, you stuck in that Burger King line? You clearly haven't figured out that Novell isn't a stock for losers. And if I'm not flipping burgers at Burger king now then I doubt that will ever happen with my current portfolio. On the other hand your portfolio is entirely INTC. Your entire net worth is based on the paper profits you have in INTC. So if and when the market crashes, it's going to take you with it. Or will your final act be to sell while you continue to hype the stock to your "friends". As to persona non grata. I wasn't aware we traveled in the same social circles. Currently posting on a dual monitor AMD K6-2/300 with 128MB --- grand total of $400 in upgrade costs. (processor, PC100 memory, FIC MB with 1 MB cache). Handles the two screens very nicely. ========= For the unwashed, Mister Baiter (aka Paul Engel) when he isn't frothing at my posts, often makes incorrect (how charitable of me) claims as to my holdings with the intent of proving to saps that I have lost my shirt on NOVL. Anyone who wants to check out the Intel proprietary AGP squeeze should visit the VIA site. Did they give other manufacturers the right specs or did they hide something? Is AGP open or proprietary?