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From: Larry Linson on 18 May 2008 00:00 Mike, This sounds to me as if it were just made for you (well, perhaps except embracing Microsofties, though I have seen some Cool� girls who worked for Microsoft, so perhaps even that is not out of the question). I wish you and Shane the best of luck in reaching an agreement, and, especially, to you in understanding his consultant-speak. Maximize your leverage, enhanceize your embraceability, and meaningfulize those applications! Best regards, Larry
From: Larry Linson on 18 May 2008 00:03 I was going to reply that I'd heard Keith Richards was "at loose ends", but, gee, I don't think he could begin to compare to Mike. Mike's been around this newsgrope for a longish time and I don't think you'll ever regret paying the huge premium that his services always bring. Larry
From: BeastFish on 18 May 2008 12:13 > understanding his consultant-speak. Maximize your leverage, enhanceize your > embraceability, and meaningfulize those applications! You sure that's "consultant speak"? They look more like terms you'd see in those "enhancement" pill emails <g>
From: Larry Linson on 19 May 2008 14:20 "BeastFish" <no(a)spam.com> wrote >> understanding his consultant-speak. Maximize >> your leverage, enhanceize your embraceability, >> and meaningfulize those applications! > > You sure that's "consultant speak"? They look > more like terms you'd see in those "enhancement" > pill emails <g> Management consultants, marketing weasels, penis-enlargement-pill-pushers... aren't they all from the same corner of the gene-pool? Oh, well, I've often thought that Mike was truly an embracing and embraceable kind of guy from what he posts here in the newsgroup.
From: Ralph on 19 May 2008 19:22
"Larry Linson" <bouncer(a)localhost.not> wrote in message news:yxjYj.6536$%g.3982(a)trnddc08... > "BeastFish" <no(a)spam.com> wrote > > >> understanding his consultant-speak. Maximize > >> your leverage, enhanceize your embraceability, > >> and meaningfulize those applications! > > > > You sure that's "consultant speak"? They look > > more like terms you'd see in those "enhancement" > > pill emails <g> > > Management consultants, marketing weasels, penis-enlargement-pill-pushers... > aren't they all from the same corner of the gene-pool? > > Oh, well, I've often thought that Mike was truly an embracing and > embraceable kind of guy from what he posts here in the newsgroup. > Interesting alter ego. |