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To: Lazarus Long who wrote (35025)12/29/1998 3:06:00 PM
From: Dolfan  Respond to of 50264
 
Thanks for the Furniture Report Laz. I really could care less what Jane thanks of the Digitcom Furniture as it serves it's purpose right! I would rather the money be spent on the Infrastructure and Airplane tickets.

Besides, she has already made her bundle on DGIV I think it's time she move along to some other momentum player and let Digitcom presume with their plans and leave us the Hell alone!

Thanks for visiting and please don't hesitate to leave out any important business related details.

I am in the process of picking up some of these bargain shares and average down a bit.

Regards,
Mark

Sitting on a center block and milk crate ;-)




To: Lazarus Long who wrote (35025)12/29/1998 3:43:00 PM
From: Kurt_Ruckus  Respond to of 50264
 
Laz, Thanks so much for the report (and the chuckles)! Things are good up here in the high Wallowa's. It's nice to have mom's home cooking during my lunch break. My back country snowboarding trip didn't work out, due to severe weather conditions (which also added four white-knuckle hours to my 6 hour drive here (and one hour stuck in a snowbank)). Anyway, I'm glad you've got Jimmy and Roger to make furniture their number one priority. It's about time. To any of you that might be interested in one of the most beautiful places on earth, check out wallowa.com. I believe the local newspaper, the Chieftain has links to lots of good photos. And for the latest breaking news of world events, check out the imnaha news column. It's a hoot. Oh, since gifts were brought up earlier, I thought I'd mention that I got another Leer jet this year (last year's paint was looking a little tired), but I'll probably bring it back because I don't like the color of the seats (my sister should know I don't like green). My parents gave me a cattle ranch and two lumber mills (I think I can exchange them for a couple of ski areas in Idaho...Sun Valley would be nice to have.. a good excuse to visit Demi), 10,000 shares of AMZN (parent's again... so well meaning, but I think I'll sell them so I can buy more DGIV), and lastly (of any significance) a $2 million pair of diamond studded silk boxers (sort of defeats the purpose of silk I think, but sooo decadent, no?). Happy holidays to all of you. Kurt



To: Lazarus Long who wrote (35025)12/29/1998 4:30:00 PM
From: Rob W  Respond to of 50264
 
Thanks Laz for taking the time out of your holiday schedule to stop by and visit Digitcom.



To: Lazarus Long who wrote (35025)12/29/1998 5:39:00 PM
From: Jane4IceCream  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 50264
 
Mr. Long,

Awesome, awesome post!! NIce to see somebody else here with a sense of humour!!

Maybe THAT explains why the drop in share price today. I'm telling you, guy...perception is what its all about. Tell Jimmy to upgrade!!

Sorry I couldnt join you on the jaunt. That could have been fun and all!!

Jane



To: Lazarus Long who wrote (35025)12/29/1998 6:17:00 PM
From: CWolf  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 50264
 
So where's the picture????

You surely don't expect us to simply take your word as the defining description of the office furniture, do you??? I mean, we all know how you tend to exaggerate and and get your adjectives all twisted around <g>.

Come on, Mr. Long, tell us the real scoop on the furniture. It was probably wobbly and chipped, right??

Chuck... thinking JJJ's interest in strange things has no equal on this thread, except for Paul, whose interest has no equal anywhere