And have fun watching them pinch one another ;-)
Gives the phrase 'slap and tickle' a whole new dimension, doesn't it?
Judy
On Fri, Aug 29, 2008 at 5:10 AM, Colin Holgate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think the term is Guerilla Marketing. Gorilla Marketing would be things
> like "Get your King
Dear Malte,
My posting about "Gorilla Marketing" was not an attack on your "Guerilla
Marketing"; far from it:
>From my point of view Gorillas grab everything, steal, smash and grab,
little boys tend to do that unintentionally.
Guerillas tend to be much more sneaky / subtle / underhand than Go
Dear Richmond,
if you have something to say to me, I always have an open ear for you,
but do not try to be subtle on me, k? Does not work for non native
speakers. I at least have the guts to address the kid directly without
posting some vague messages. (Left out smiley intentionally)
The
Headless Great Apes.
A Thorn in the flesh is better than a failed Systems Development Life Cycle.
Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com
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I think the term is Guerilla Marketing. Gorilla Marketing would be
things like "Get your King Kongs Here!".
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Frankly if some teenage boy feels the urge to pinch the registered logo of my
language school and use it in the background of a YouTube movie I would be
tickled pink.
When things go wrong is when 'Gorillas' (we have a lot in Bulgaria; especially
in Parliament) pinch logos and use them for vici
