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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Agiss Software (AGCR) - Year2000 + -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Dantex2 who wrote (1073)	3/22/1999 10:42:00 PM
From: CigarHolder	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1811

Hey gang! I am Back! Golf was great in Bermuda and I shall return there soonest. In the meantime, I read the USA Today ( Monday's edition), particularly the "ACROSS THE USA" section, in which the OHIO segment read: "OHIO: Mayfield Heights - The Mayfield School District has hired Center Elementray School fifth-grader Brian Hug to help fix the Y2K bug in the classroom computers. The boy's mother has declined all interview requests for her son, who will be paid $5.15 ( Ahemm, that US or in CDA, about $7.50+ depending on how much venison and beer is exchanged) an hour to fix internal dating mechanisms that may malfunction in 2000. Impressed with his computer skills,teachers at Center Elementary suggested that the administrators hire the boy" EGADS! Do you know what this means??? A benchmark forgodsakes! So what you say? I say "you potato(e)head!" This is a prime leveraging crux. For example, AGISS says " we can do this Y2K job for $200,000!" and the client says " yeah, well I think a 5th grader can do the job for a lot less! Hell-O! Can you say "we missed the boat" and "do you think we have a heavy payroll?. ULP! Hahahahahahahah......I LUV this firm! hibye! CH