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To: NoGuano who wrote (2491)	12/27/1998 10:49:00 PM
From: StockDung	Respond to of 3458

Nogoono, I have a idea for you. Instead of singing "NEXT" at the end of your posts, just sign ""NUTS". Because everyone knows you are "NUTS" to be long BAAT. floyd

To: NoGuano who wrote (2491)	12/27/1998 10:57:00 PM
From: StockDung	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3458

Nogoono, just want to thank you for showing everyone that TRBD is as good a company as BAAT. I am sure everyone is encouraged much more about being long TRBD now that you are going to go long. Does TRBD have hookers working in the TRBD headquarters too?? \|\|\|\| Updating the paid promoters' list. But first, a word from B.A.T. International For those of you who don't get the L.A. Daily News, let us update you on the hard work going on at the offices of B.AT. International. B.A.T. president Joe LaStella's girlfriend, Diane Salutare, was arrested July 30 by the Los Angeles Police Department on suspicion of pandering (that's pimping to you and me) and released on $25,000 bail. Police also removed a file from Salutare's desk at B.A.T.'s Burbank offices, where Salutare was a full time employee from January until July. Most recently, Salutare served as controller, according to the Daily News' account, and she still works one day a week doing the company's books. Police said a lingerie business she ran partially from B.A.T.'s offices went beyond recruiting women to model and sell her slinky wares. Police also claim Salutare arranged prostitution work for some of the women, LaStella told the L.A. Daily News.