Thursday, January 8, 2009
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I'm a forest dweller who finds time for professional sports and community theater.
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I'm a forest dweller who finds time for professional sports and community theater.
One for me, one for my homies
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- Chrome Beach
- Circle Jerk at the Square Dance
- dilettante
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- Empire of the Senseless
- Esprit de l'escalier
- Freelance Genius
- General Disarray
- ifthethunderdontgetya
- James Wolcott
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- Marthematics
- Really Small Fish
- Riddled
- Sadly, No!
- Saying yes. . .
- The Comics Curmudgeon
- The Decline and Fall of Rationalism
- The House of Substance
- The Poor Man
- The Republic of Dogs
- Three Bulls!
- Von for Now
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4 comments:
Frank Lloyd Wright used to buy a house warming gift for his clients and then send them the bill for it.
What difference would that make, fish? Based on my experience, the client won't pay it anyway.
I had a client that was working with another architect; during a meeting, it approached lunchtime. The architect suggested ordering lunch in, and continuing the meeting. The lunch was billed to the client as a reimbursable.
Me, I don't remember what clients are. I believe I will have to try to make the acquaintance of one.
I saw this on the bus and I thought, Billy Pilgrim would like this, then I went to work at the bar and things get a little fuzzy after that.
Based on my experience, the client won't pay it anyway.
Some will.
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