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Friday May 20, 2005
08:00 PM
Orange is bad, maps are good
This may disturb a couple of people in the Perl world (you know who you are), but this month's Men's Health (US Edition, June 2005, p. 128) has a list of things that convey weakness and should not be in your office. Number 6 is "Anything orange: it suggests emotional instability".
It suggests, though, "A map or a globe: It demonstrates interest in world events, which implies that you're a big-picture thinker".
Some people come out even I guess.
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Orange is good, maps are good (Score:2)
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I really hope that’s sic and not a typo on your behalf.
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Globes (Score:2)