It has been said many times when it comes to this stock, know what you own. Clearly we have sa=everal patents and have been collect on them over years. Europe has recertified/confirmed the patents which you would believe is money in the bank.... The USPTO has taken a very long time in revieing, which appears to be the major holdup even as we continue to collect. The 584 has been recertified. Hopefully the 336 is next and SOON.

The three most significant of these patents are as follows:

• U.S. 5,809,336: Clocking CPU and I/O Separately
• U.S. 6,598,148: Use of Multiple Cores and Embedded Memory
• U.S. 5,784,584: Multiple Instruction Fetch

Both Patriot Scientific and The TPL Group assert that these patents, which were granted in 1998 and which are valid through 2015, have long been essential to the design of modern high-speed microprocessors. These allied firms are currently having tremendous success maximizing the value of this patent portfolio.

I share everyones frustration and have been here for years.... The facts are the facts, we have these patents and it would seem the 336 review/hurdle is dragging this out a lot longer than we would like/expect. Enough with the bashing and tired of people with the rud and unprofessional comments. I see why Ron left this board a long time ago.

Comment: So if TPL own 50% of fees paid and they pay Fish 50% of that... would they not have interest in buying PTSC patent share? Assuming thatwould give them 75% of the licens fees? So if they made that play knowing what they own and I would think they know that best. Guestimating the $200b market would retunr them $5 B why not try and make that move? $ 1 B offer = $ 2 SP ($1B to make $5B or $3B?)

PTSC would have that money in bank, still own there business/crossflow and more. Just a crazy thought/dream.

Best to all.