- Let's take that offline.
- Strategize
- Low-hanging fruit
- I know a little Flash.
- Chillaxin'
- Here are my digits.
- Net-Net
- Re-imagine
- Bokeh (unless you are actually speaking Japanese)
- Crocs
- El Torito
- Bill O'Reilly
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Delete. Delete. Delete.
Here are more words and phrases that need to be struck from use immediately. Hearing them means that trouble and heartache will soon darken your door.
Secret to Success #3
It might seem de rigeur for the rest of us, but there are people out there who don't know what to do in a business environment. That said, here is another tip for getting ahead in business.
Pencil sharp? Take note:
Shine your shoes.
:: wild applause ::
Oh, and Guys: none of your colleagues should ever see your feet.
Pencil sharp? Take note:
Shine your shoes.
:: wild applause ::
Oh, and Guys: none of your colleagues should ever see your feet.
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Secret to Success #2
Another tip for making your way through the complicated morass of the business world.
Ready? Here it is:
Learn to spell properly.
:: wild applause ::
Ready? Here it is:
Learn to spell properly.
:: wild applause ::
Saturday, July 26, 2008
Friday, July 25, 2008
Lou Ferrigno
Me: "Mr. Ferrigno: May I please take a photo with you?"
Lou: :: condescending smirk::
Lou's Handler: "It's $20 with your camera or $30 with ours."
Me: "No, thank you."
Jerk.
Monday, July 21, 2008
Secret to Success
Here's a tip for making it in business. Sure, it might seem to be a bit "old school", but I'm going to go out on a limb and say that your success might very depend on this small bit of advice.
Are you sitting down? Ready to receive knowledge? Here it is:
Tuck in your shirt.
:: wild applause ::
Are you sitting down? Ready to receive knowledge? Here it is:
Tuck in your shirt.
:: wild applause ::
Saturday, July 12, 2008
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Ding, Dong: The Norm is Dead

Face the truth: Palm is dead in the water, and the Crackberry has taken a fatal shot. The new iPhone push tech, along with Exchange integration, makes anything else a sad, pathetic also-ran.
There is no way anyone can argue that a small, pixelated screen is a better user experience, especially when it's attached to a true handheld computer.
Fanboy? You're damn skippy, I am, and for good reason.
Proof? You got it.
Sunday, July 06, 2008
Saturday, July 05, 2008
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