information vs knowledge
“How to make your business a better version of itself”
[A nice piece of ‘signalling’ we did for Rackspace etc.] Nice to see Harvard Business Review confirming what gapingvoid has been telling clients for years: …
My New Year Message for 2014: Choose your mountain to die on.
Like I said in my first book, “Ignore Everybody”, everybody was has their own private Mount Everest they were put on this earth to climb. …
That reminds me of something that would come out of the show Californication on Showtime.
Kinda goes to show the line between “funny” and “in bad taste” is a fine one. This reminds me of a friend who was having a huge argument with his wife, then asked her, “Do you want to have sex?” She left & filed for divorce the next day.
….His first question is asking never to get another blow job in his life, and his second question is asking for a blow job if she doesn’t agree to the first question.
How Alice in Wonderland…Curiouser….Curiouser.
Hilarious!
Who says it’s a man doing the asking?
Never hurts to ask I guess.
@ Hannah- good point.
Never hurts to ask, I suppose.
@ Hannah- good point! I never thought about it that way-
Frigging awesome! Hugh, how do you manage to come up with these ideas which just makes you laugh on the first instance and the next you start thinking about the deeper meanings of the same. Keep up the good work dude!
…I was guessing it was a “him” asking the questions, because a lady would never forget to say “please”.
—This non-sensical comment is brought to you by a Pina Colada that I am drinking from a pink puppy dog sippy cup while watching the Olympics….and has nothing to do with any common sense I may have otherwise.
—Regretting that I am commenting, but can’t help myself, RKR
Hilarious. I really like what the text says. I will definitely go for it. It will be a farewell gift.Cheers