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To: antibash who wrote (16)	10/10/1998 1:15:00 AM
From: Jeffrey S. Mitchell	Respond to of 101

Antibash, thanks for posting here. All those Fortune readers who do a search on "Janice Shell" on SI need to see firsthand exactly what type of people Janice has to put up with all day long. - Jeff

To: antibash who wrote (16)	10/10/1998 1:15:00 AM
From: Mr.Manners	Respond to of 101

o: +Mr. Forthright (0 ) From: +antibash Saturday, Oct 10 1998 12:17AM ET Reply # of 16 they are about to change that article from hero to fraudster. I made no allegation. You did. Is it possible you don't understand that? Doesn't matter - you're still responsible for the above accusation/allegation.. whatever. You weren't born yesterday?.. so.... make an accusation against my friend and I take it seriously whether you were born yesterday or hatched last week. The fact that you disregard that demonstrates not a lot of common sense at all. I will thank you? why.. for the entertainment value?

To: antibash who wrote (16)	10/10/1998 1:49:00 AM
From: wonk	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 101

Auntie: ...Keep your ears to the wind, you will thank me later. Your protestations bring to mind a scene from the movie The Magnificent Seven, itself an americanized version of the Japanese classic The Seven Samurai. The lead characters, played by Yul Bryner and Steve McQueen are trying to recruit the character played by James Coburn. They show up just as Coburn and a third person are dueling to see who can draw fastest: Coburn with his knife and the other guy with a gun. They face off and draw. Coburn, without a word, retrieves his knife, resheathes it, attempts to return to his nap. Meanwhile the other is saying, "I won didn't I." Finally, Coburn looks up and says his first words in the scene: You lost.