communication. community. cognition.
Apologies
“Too many people misspell the words ‘apology’ and ‘sorry.’ Neither word has a ‘b-u-t’ at the end.”
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Space and Time
about 1 year ago - 5 comments
How space affects a woman’s perception of time. Conclusion: Apparently, space increases overall satisfaction.
Spell it out for me
about 2 years ago - 4 comments
From Twitter: As tempting as it might be to click on what I’m most certain is an “adult-dating” site, you have to wonder about how successful “Laci Casey” will be with a screen name that phoenetically reads “Do-w-your-herpes.” Not to be outdone, the irrepessible SkateHank followed up with this gem of marketing: Why thank you! When
For Want of a Dash
about 2 years ago - 1 comment
“The lowly hyphen is never more important than to the man who re-sent the terms for the position he wants to re-sign.”
Attitude Math
about 2 years ago - 3 comments
“Perpetual pessimism is multiplying by zero; Perpetual optimism is dividing by zero.”
Books I want to write
about 2 years ago - 12 comments
There are a couple that I have in mind in real life, but it would be fun to write a couple of parodies. The first idea was a simple juxtaposition that resulted in better titles. “Who Moved My Cheese?” and “What Color Is Your Parachute?” became the rather disgusting “What Color Is Your Cheese?” and
The Law of the Letter
about 2 years ago - 4 comments
Acronyms can reinforce or negate your message. Phrased differently: Acronyms Can Reinforce Or Negate Your Message. Not every idea, initiative or government program requires a snappy acronym, but having one that brings positive connotations can only help your cause. Having a negative one can undermine your cause. Which brings me to Sen. Barbara Mikulski. She’s
The Hidden Gem
about 2 years ago - 2 comments
Can you answer the riddle embedded on this page? (Not just this single entry, but the site as a whole.) Comment below with your answer! (Are the categories part of the clue?)
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about 2 years ago - 1 comment
“Why be a part of history, when you can aspire to be apart of history?”
The Sub-Prime Primer
about 3 years ago - 14 comments
Due credit goes to Tim Walker over at Hoover’s Business Insight Zone, for pointing out the need for a sub-prime primer. However, as the parent of a four-year-old and a four-year-old who just inherited an additional $540 billion in bailout this week (on top of the $840 billion that everyone already knew about,) I felt
about 3 years ago
This one’s a keeper — appropriate at any time, but especially with emotions (and political manipulations) on both sides running high.
about 3 years ago
Brilliant.