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Technology Stocks : Rambus (RMBS) - Eagle or Penguin -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: MulhollandDrive who wrote (19473)	4/29/1999 8:51:00 AM
From: Boplicity	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 93625

We have been bam boozzeled. I have suspected that RDRAMS have been shipping for 10 years or more. I believe I have discovered a secret sunk works at Intel, and RMBS employees are former Intel employees from the Intel's ultra secret sunk works. To back up my claim I have gone down to my basement to the pile of computers from the Tandy to the last pent 90 I have down there and ripped them out the boxes piled them on my work benched. Open up each one took out the DRAM, grind off the tops of the DRAM, fired the surplus tunneling microscope got from the IBM's garbage bin, put them under and to my amazement I found it, YES there it was, a Rambus core hid in each one. One after the other it was there each time, the Rambus core was bigger easier to see as I worked my up to more powerful computers. I threw the last one at the wall. How could we be so gullible. I swore out load, "I knew it had to be, how else could the stock market action act so weird and orchestrated with RMBS going up and the rest of the market going down." It has to be plot by the Evil bothers MSFT and INTC. First they want to control the market, but that wasn't enough for them, they had to have more control. MORE MORE MORE So they went public with RMBS to play with our lives even more!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. So they could plant the largest most advance Rambus mind controlling RDAMs. Greg