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To: RocketMan who wrote (15788)	5/7/1999 9:28:00 PM
From: Vendit™	Respond to of 41369

OK All seriousness aside.......I see some very nice things when looking at ROC and especially Mr.. R William's. Vendit :8-)

To: RocketMan who wrote (15788)	5/7/1999 10:08:00 PM
From: Sherrie Holton	Respond to of 41369

Hi Rocketman and Dr. G and CG,Deppydog!!! I am still hanging in there with my shares of the granddaddy stock AOL. Almost read todays whole thread, tired now! whew!!!!! You all are great!! I always feel better after the thread talk.. I sure wish Technician and Trader C could start their own thread..something like lets bash AOL...come on in its full of SH... the water is warm. That would only be too sweet! Anyway, have a goooddddd weekend, and deppy, way to go, take a bite out of the dog catcher! Freedom, how do we maintain freedom, well sometimes it takes a little force! Love you guys Very Long long long AOL!

To: RocketMan who wrote (15788)	5/7/1999 10:27:00 PM
From: Lee Martin	Respond to of 41369

The ATHM folks say that the open access bill was written by the two congressmen from VA and the only parties supporting the bill are AOL and the RBOCS, and T has enough lobbyists to deal with them. How about 19M AOL and Compuserve customers calling, emailing and writing their congressmen? If I were Steve Case here's what I would do: 1. Explain this whole broadband situation to AOL members on the home page. 2. Tell members that T now controls over 50% of the cable lines in the US and refuses to allow AOL open access to those lines. If Congress does not pass the bill to force T to allow access, AOL customers will not have broadband access over those lines. 3. Tell customers if they want broadband access and want to make their voice heard in Congress they can contact their representative via email, fax, regular mail, telephone etc. Post all the contact info. I'll put 19M AOL members screaming for open access up against T's lobbyists any day. The people made AOL what it is today and they are not about to let it get stepped on by a handful of Washington lobbyists and corrupt bureaucrats. We just need Steve Case to sound the wake up call. Regards, Lee PS- I had nothing against T until this past week. In fact, I just cashed a $75 check from them to switch my long distance from MCI. Guess I'll be switching back to MCI as soon as it clears. I wonder how many other AOL customers use T long distance that may decide not to after they hear about T's plan.

To: RocketMan who wrote (15788)	5/7/1999 11:09:00 PM
From: Tom Tallant	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 41369

Rocketman, "OK, so we have the following trend lines: 10 day moving average dma at 132 50 dma at 127 100 dma at 112 yard sale ysma at 80 monkeys flying out my butt mfombma at 40" I'm crying here....LOL....LOL....that made my day...:) Tom