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To: Fred C. Porzio who wrote (4235)	12/16/1998 12:58:00 AM
From: Fred C. Porzio	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4571

TO ALL: Part 2 MUST READ! Part 2 by: iglooinvestor 15821 of 15823 I guess most people just plain forgot how to add 2 and 2 together. Ooops, I forgot new math. Guess what? The old math works just fine. A few weeks ago the previous management was prepared to throw away the assets of this company. Yes, that means that we would have had, at best a pile of Charmin. Yup! Toilet Tissue. Larry comes along with 50 + Million in assets, probably worth when done and said closer to 100 + million, with some immediate revenue and profits. So what do some of the dead beat shareholders do, go out and do criticize, US Cement, Larry Stockett and everything these people are trying to do, do give us back a whole lot more than we had. Yup, some of us just don't get it that we cannot get the whole pie for ourselves. Yes, folks! Would you take your paid for house and give it away to a bunch of gready shareholders for nothing in exchange. You got it now one in their right mind would do that! But here we are we expect these people how have worked so hard, to salvage this damn company to give the house away for nothing in return. I have observed the various groups pertaining to this company, and yes I also got screwed. Why, because I was GREEDY. So now it is time for us to get real and got out and support this stock, by buying more and downward averaging our cost. Posted: Dec 15 1998 11:43PM EST