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jmrsage

08/03/04 12:42 PM

#69407 RE: howdy #69402

Howdy, Glenn works for dollars per hour, not shares per hour. Yes, his coming on board was a good thing, but if this thing blows up, his colleagues won't give a rat's a$$.
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fung_derf

08/03/04 12:54 PM

#69423 RE: howdy #69402

howdy...I took your advice and checked out the lawfirms client list, and amazingly......not every company was up in value!!!! I wonder if all those shareholders have a lawsuit?
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Jim Bishop

08/03/04 3:19 PM

#69575 RE: howdy #69402

I see they represent another pink sheet stock as well. TCYMF

Cayman Islands Water Corporation

Looks like they are well equiped to handle any trouble should Rubie get into securities related trouble.
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