My 9E cord will slowly be severed. A nice step was taking care of last year's taxes and accounting for the 9E paystubs/W2 forms. But why do I keep getting bankruptcy court letters from 9E? They seem to be full of technical jargon. I'd say I get one every 4-5 months after I left. Not sure how that makes sense because I left before the bankruptcy.

If you were a creditor or shareholder of PNCL, you are legally required to get a notice. So pretty much all employees or anyone who had held stock around or at the time of filing is going to get a letter. Beyond that I'm thinking the May 1 "emerge" when the pink sheets are gone and another notice was filed on the company side. I believe it was looked at from being a shareholder/creditor during the previous quarter (Q1 2012), cause I know I was out of the stock before things really hit the fan.

I haven't researched the notices much, but I "think" that's the deal with notices.

Not my forte, so as an employee I'm considered a creditor or shareholder? I never had any PNCL stocks. Curious, now after May 1 emergence what happens to the PNCL stock and hose who held shares in that stock? Is it all delisted now? Did they get paid anything?

Employees are first in line. Pink sheets are worthless.

But, brah... do you even lift? Seriously?

This has nothing to do with what is being discussed. You are aware that the "body weight" comment a couple pages back was a joke between mooney and I right... When something doesn't fit any part of what is being discussed, it should have been a hint.

That's what I figured with those tiny little chicken arms you've got.

are you talking about that overnight when we built the pyramid? You benchpressing me while I benchpressed Shy (single handed)? Or is that called the Eiffel Tower?

I think it's called the Turkish drillpress.

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