Q. (BY MR. WOOD) You can't answer that question today, is that what you're telling me?

A. I don't recall their language, no.

Q. And hence you're telling me today as you sit here you cannot answer my question, is that your
testimony?

A. And hence, I think I just tried to answer your question.

Q. Do you use the term and hence often?

A. No, you just used it.

Q. Do you use it often?

A. Never.

Q. Would you be willing to give me a handwriting exemplar today before we leave?

MR. DIAMOND: You can make a request of his counsel.

MR. WOOD: I would like to. I would just like to see what maybe some of these examiners would say
about it not necessarily casting aspersions on Mr. Thomas, but maybe testing the waters on how
reliable a handwriting analysis is. So if you would consider that we will come back to that at the very
end.

MR. DIAMOND: It is under consideration.

Oh, I do wish I was a fly on the wall for that one!