At the moment they are doing and I kid you not, a range of Indian themed
"burgers".
Lamb Korma
Chicken Tikka Masala
and another one.
Apart from the veggie burger, chicken sandwich and the filet-o-fish which
have been around for years and years the non-beef burgers are usually
special promotions
more surrealism:
"Joan Miro (1893-1983), The Farm (la granja/ la masia)"
http://www.mcs.csuhayward.edu/~malek/Miro.html
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http://www.mala.bc.ca/~lanes/english/hemngway/miro.htm
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http://www.mala.bc.ca/~lanes/english/hemngway/miro/farm.htm
note the small child ("caganer", literally translated as
Truly, my joy knows no bounds.
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|| dude,
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dude,
you forgot about "the additional application of vacuum, via
puckered lips, to glistening posterior orbs". :)
ep
ps, in catalan "rauxa" (sp?) (wildness/abandon) is contrasted with
"seny" (rational sensibility/orderliness). see the intro, or maybe
beginning chapter of Robert Hughes book _B
Title: RE: OT -- marketing (was Windows vs. UNIX)
God, how I love
this list.
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Ross
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Ross,
Here's
your prose after I ran it through the Oraclizer:
"Robust cross-optimized, scalable dung filters seamlessly harmonize
online B2B and B2C interactions, requiring deep instinct-based best-of-breed
CRM, BPE, SOL, and DO
I know, I was just being droll/sarcastic.
Corporate-speak at Oracle is alive and well.
I could tell you about some bizarre fellini-esque and karka-esque
conversations I've had with Oracle "account reps". You will be
assimilated, resistance is futile (the Borg).
In political/social theory te
Title: RE: OT -- marketing (was Windows vs. UNIX)
Cute website, but sadly, it deemed my submission (below) to be level 1 - the best possible prose.
Uh huh.
"Cross-optimized dung filters harmonize online interactions requiring deep instinct-based CRM, BPE, SOL, and DOA products w
Eric,
Judging from their recent press releases, I'd say it does NOT apply to their
marketing information. Check for yourself, trying running some of their
finest marketing prose through the Jargonator at
http://www.jargonfreeweb.com. I just tried the press release titled
"Mykrolis Takes Oracle
Does that apply to Oracle's complex, frequently nearly inpenetrable
ever changing jargon related to product line/descriptions and
marketing/pricing information, or "just" the technology? :)
As far as the general topic of marketing effectiveness and/or
failure, there used to be some sort of m
Actually, Lee, you should enlighten us. The last time I was in the U.K.
for any length of time (1998) the McD's there had far more non-beef and
even vegetarian options, which are only now catching on here. So what can
we expect in the next few years from the enlightened McD's of Europe?
Diana
Patrice Boivin
Systems Analyst (Oracle Certified DBA)
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ge-
From: Robertson Lee - lerobe [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Could you enlighten us over here in the UK as to
"IBM" - "HAL"
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Another example, to illustrate. Those of you who have kids may identify
with this one.
Twenty or thirty years ago you could have asked a 5 year old to play the
word-association game too:
"McDonald's" - "Ronald McDonald", "Hamburgler", wh
Could you enlighten us over here in the UK as to what other "non-beef"
burgers they have introduced (apart from the McRib which has been around
intermittently for years now) since the , and I quote "beef crises in the
UK?"
Regards
Lee
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