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To: Anthony@Pacific who wrote (5707)	1/22/1999 11:53:00 PM
From: Baker Street	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 122087

Talk is cheap, Anthony. Don't just talk my friend, take action. I will be waiting patiently for you and your lawyer(s). By the way, I have already given your lawyer a schooling he won't soon forget. You also stated, "if you keep harrassing and making threats..." Since when is advising your "online lawyer" to review the Rules of Professional Conduct, deemed harassment or a threat. I suggest you review the California Penal Code, or at least consult with your esteemed counsel, before you make ill-advised statements. Regards, Baker

To: Anthony@Pacific who wrote (5707)	1/23/1999 12:29:00 AM
From: Junkyardawg	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 122087

Anthony I have a question for you. This is hypothetical. Suppose you have an interest in a BB stock and it is not doing very well at all. The management of this stock has several million shares. No 144's have been filed and to my knowledge no sales have been made by them. My question: Is there anyway that this company could dispose of this large amount of shares without going through the process of the 144 fillings? I want any and all answers you may have. Weather they could do this legally or illegally. dawg