BV> I think you might be onto something there. I know a bloke who
BV> may be able to help you get the company listed on the ASX :)

FM> And become an instant millionaire like the bloke from Sausage
FM> Software and get on Channel Nine and all. For a week anyway.
FM> What are Sausage today? 30c? (They listed at I think 90!)

BV> Fuck me. That's 30c more than they are worth. I had a need to
BV> download "HotDog" yesterday. Bloody Hell, you lot are fucking
BV> gullible. He didn't write anything. Not one fucking thing. HotDog
BV> is a VB program and everything is done with 3rd party VBX's.

FM> Basically, all he did was buy VB and the High-Edit VBX. Bugger me.
FM> How much did he sell out for ? Fuck Frank. We can do better than that.

RS> Yeah, yeah, easy to say that after the event.

FM> Brenton actually said that to me *before* the event

RS> Like hell he did on the quick and dirty cobbling
RS> together of commercially available stuff.

FM> I *told* you what he said.

I *TOLD* you that you've got your head up your arse as usual.

RS> After the Netscape fiasco, its hardly a brilliant insight to claim
RS> that other 'hi tech' floats might well make decent money too.

FM> Which is nothing to do with what we were talking about.

Pigs arse it aint, the stupid wog was making claims about
how to rip the suckers off doing that sort of thing Fank.

FM> Your usual change-the-subject ploy.

Your macros stuck you stupid derro.

FM> (in person, not in an echo or netmail) when we were discussing the
FM> impending float of SAS. Of course he didn't know then that it was just
FM> a VBX but there was enough other info in the prospectus to be scary.

RS> Precisely. The other bit is no shocking revelation.

FM> Didn't actually see you making *any* of
FM> those comments, before or after the event.

I wasnt the one claiming to be able to get stinking
rich being a smarty pants Fank, that posturing wog was.
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