The Plan

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KathyWoolfe replied

7 March 2008, 15:16
Originally posted by Xenophon View Post

Very logical and quite right.

Some nice youngish wines are classic-ish these days though. Warmer climes and all that.

Wines are the exception - true, but I can't think of many others.
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Diver replied

7 March 2008, 15:15
Ah! this must be the stalking thread they are all on about
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Xenophon replied

7 March 2008, 15:12
Originally posted by KathyWoolfe View Post

That wasn't taking the mick......I thought it was just logical - you very rarely get "young" classics.

Very logical and quite right.

Some nice youngish wines are classic-ish these days though. Warmer climes and all that.
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KathyWoolfe replied

7 March 2008, 15:05
Originally posted by Xenophon View Post

Thanks Kathy. I was trying to be nice and not take the mick. Then you come in and take the mick out of me!

That wasn't taking the mick......I thought it was just logical - you very rarely get "young" classics.

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Xenophon replied

7 March 2008, 14:09
Originally posted by KathyWoolfe View Post

classics usually are old.....

Thanks Kathy. I was trying to be nice and not take the mick. Then you come in and take the mick out of me!
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KathyWoolfe replied

7 March 2008, 14:02
Originally posted by Xenophon View Post

It is a classic. Old, but classic.

classics usually are old.....
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Xenophon replied

7 March 2008, 13:12
It is a classic. Old, but classic.
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Malacandra started a topic The Plan

7 March 2008, 13:11
The Plan
In the beginning was the Plan, and the Plan contained Assumptions;

And the Assumptions were without form, and void; and the Plan had no substance; and darkness was upon the face of the Employees.

And the Employees went unto their Team Leader and said: It is a Crock of $#|7, and it Stinketh.

And the Team Leader went unto the Project Manager and said: It is a Pail of Dung, and the stench thereof is unbearable.

And the Project Manager went unto the Head of Department and said: It is a Vessel of Excrement and Smelleth such that none may abide it.

And the Head of Department went unto the Director of Division and said: It is a Container of Fertiliser, and none may endure its Strength.

And the Director of Division went unto the Chairman and said: It containeth that which aideth Plant Growth, and it waxeth exceedingly powerful.

And the Chairman went unto the BOARD and said: Behold, the Plan hath great Power to promote Growth in our business.

And the Plan became Policy, and the BOARD saw that it was good.

But among the Employees there was weeping and gnashing of teeth.
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