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To: Proletariat who wrote (1019)	1/31/1999 1:15:00 AM
From: TOPFUEL	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1979

Prol are you accusing me of being somebody I am not . I have had a few of my stocks mentioned on that web site already that I owned or still own today. Trust me I do not work for anybody its hypers like you that brought me here :) and my other 2 buddies I do not see post here anymore .. As for AZNT I never ever posted on there message board let alone read it .. I find it funny if I assume something about WOOD I get threatened with Lawsuits and being reported to the SEC you assume stuff about me and I never say a word I give you answers to your questions. I admitted a while back my spelling stinks but if you do not like it just go ahead and skip over my posts.. David

To: Proletariat who wrote (1019)	1/31/1999 2:14:00 AM
From: HQ	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1979

Prole, why would you ENCOURAGE our two least popular members to post? Bored on a Saturday night?! Secondly, can you tell what kind of company you feel would buy millions of dollars of rainforest only to preserve it? I hope this is what will happen, but I can't figure who'd want it if they couldn't use it. Lastly, I feel your $2/share estimate is wrong. I think WOOD will be $5+/share by August, based on their uniqueness, and eventual popularity. They need to get on to all portals and engines, from AOL and Yahoo! to WelcomeTo Search Engine, COSMOZ.com, and all other start-ups. I always enjoy your posts. Thank you, Jeff