What about when a cat leaps from the top of the refrigerator to the counter, knocking over a two-liter bottle of diet soda, sending it tumbling into a full bottle of olive oil, sending them both crashing to the floor, where the olive oil glass bottle breaks and the pressure of the diet-soda bursts a pinhole in the bottom of the plastic bottle, sending a geyser of a third of the bottle shooting into the cabinets and wall reaching to the ceiling?
As entrepreneurs, cats are subtle. They suggest, in their indirect little ways; it's up to us to take it forward. ("Hey, you got diet soda in my olive oil!")
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esquiver said...
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esquiver said...
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Post a CommentI think you mean "referring links," but I only point this out because you're a fellow pedant who wouldn't hesitate to correct me.
The word verification is "rectivoiv," which makes me titter like a schoolgirl.
Let me know if you hear me on the BBC World.
Doesn't. Doesn't hesitate.
Unsolicited tips for the newly-cohabitating: Do not criticize the cats. Just quietly get slipcovers for the leather couch.
What about when a cat leaps from the top of the refrigerator to the counter, knocking over a two-liter bottle of diet soda, sending it tumbling into a full bottle of olive oil, sending them both crashing to the floor, where the olive oil glass bottle breaks and the pressure of the diet-soda bursts a pinhole in the bottom of the plastic bottle, sending a geyser of a third of the bottle shooting into the cabinets and wall reaching to the ceiling?
As entrepreneurs, cats are subtle. They suggest, in their indirect little ways; it's up to us to take it forward. ("Hey, you got diet soda in my olive oil!")
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