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To: Sili Investor who wrote (9905)	2/16/1999 6:31:00 PM
From: Rich Investor	Respond to of 37507

Randy, Your like a dog with a bone. You just don't know when to give up do you? (It is my understanding you very much enjoy lively debate. Your getting better and someday you might make captain of the high school debate team. Wouldn't that give you a few jollies!!) LOL! As for your comments about Godin announcing the listing and the big deal it is supposed to be, I didn't see anything of the sort today and probably won't for the rest of this week. In fact, we probably won't see any movement on this turd until it is CONFIRMED that they will be listed by a certain date. Even then, maybe a .50 increase at the most. Whoopeeee!!!! Just can' wait. And when they arrive there, maybe $10 U.S. at the most. This news is no longer a big deal Randy, and it looks like the market could care less. Geez, I thought we should have had a new high upon such an announcement, but I guess the party for BII shareholders may finally see some closure. As for our previous discussion about NASDAQ and BII weaknesses in general, I was not spewing. Just stating facts that fools like you don't want to face. As soon as a PR comes out about NASDAQ, you get even hornier for this stock and for no apparent reason. The problems I stated are an obstacle for this stock regardless, and quite frankly, I doubt they will qualify anyways. JMO. You, Donkeyman and many others may need to look beyond NASDAQ at this point, because it looks to me like the plateau has been reached. I'll see you at a BUCK pal!