h a l f b a k e r y"My only concern is that it wouldn't work, which I see as a problem."
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It appears the only way for people to believe a word you say these days is to have it monogramed onto your paperweight.
therefore, i propose a 'stencil your own paperweight.' choose your own slogan and you are 100% sure to get every sucker to believe it.
wow the ladies: " I have an enormous
manhood"
impress your colleagues: "I am the most intelligent one amongst us"
cheat your boss: "I work hard every day to make you look good and never, ever spend all day on HB during working hours."
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Must admit I haven't noticed people going around believing the engravings on the paperweights in my office, which range from "courage" to "love" (in Chinese) to "Chase Home Equity 1-800-242-7324" depending on who gave me the paperweight in question. I suspect this idea suffers from bad science. |
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i thought your idea was rubbish at first - but someone in my office told me they'd seen it on a paperweight somewhere - so croissant |
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[DrCurry] certainly not bad science. there has been too much evidence this week that proves this works. bad satire possibly. |
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[contracts] i was being a little sarcastic with the examples. |
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i was thinking a clear plastic or glass p/weight plus a software programme to print out perfectly shaped messages to stick to the bottom. really simple. <i wa aware of the reagan thing, kindda why i posted this. didn't really think anyone would take it seriously but hey. |
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Referencing and annotation else where i want "I am God" |
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[contracts] whats a 'pocket protector.' ? |
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I think it is a thing you stick in your pocket to protect it fom ink stains. |
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ah right. I had visions of a pocket sized security guard. kindda like that guy off Different Strokes ended up being. |
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