pmb,

You have made it clear to me that you are not very interested in facts. You seem more interested in expressing your "feelings". Unfortunately, you do not seem to be able to differentiate what is fact from what you feel. I can post a "fact" that was filed in the 10Q. You may not "feel" that the fact satisfies your expectations, so you discount it. But just because that is convenient for you so that you can maintain your world view, does not make it untrue.

You made claims that were not accurate by any standard of truth.

I challenged those claims with facts from the SEC filings.

You arbitrarily disregarded those facts with no explanation other than you choose not to accept them. You then accused me of missrepresenting your statement.

I offered to retract my statement if you would show me how I missrepresented you. You offered no explanation or example.

Now you suggest that somebody would take "this pmb guy" seriously enough to bring up your missconceptions to management. You may have "let loose", but there was no content in any of what you said. It was all about your "feelings."

Now, I'm not saying that your "feelings" are not legitimate. You can feel disappointed, or angry or betrayed, etc., and they are all legtimate. But, when you start throwing statements around like, "there has never been a sale," or "we've never sold anything", you have moved into the realm of verifiable information. And frankly, your statements, though probably very credible to you, have no basis in reality.

Kent frequently talks to his cats. I once tried to have a conversation with one of Kent's cats. I finally walked away realizing she lived in her own world and that nothing I was saying was striking a chord of recognition in the cat. I find some disappointing similarities in our exchange of posts today.

-zties