Comments on: How to Raise and Care for Companies.

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By: ponch58

ponch58 — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 01:44:23 +0000

It’s a sailboat. If you stare long enough you will see a sailboat

By: exuvia

exuvia — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 14:48:37 +0000

Back to your tag list; I feel like the guy in brilliant mind trying to see a pattern. I have been staring for hours and I think I’m beginning to see something…

By: exuvia

exuvia — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 14:29:14 +0000

Google analytics isn’t that what homeland security uses to survey the digital sky for potential unfriendly editorial activity?

By: remistevens

remistevens — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 07:58:33 +0000

Used google analytics for the tag list. You feed in your URL and it gives you back a huge list of applicable keywords. Even tells you which ones are most searched for and/or least responded to. I overdid it though, i just copied and pasted the whole thing. I should trim some of it back i guess. hmmm. too big to flush. gruesome man, I love it

By: exuvia

exuvia — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 00:14:07 +0000

This is the longest tag list I have ever seen. Was that a copy-paste job or did you just display a serious anal trait. I am breathless and slightly envious.

Love the take on raising and caring for companies; very creative and true… Company poop, smelly little pets. We are slightly to blame for keeping them.

I say put them in an airtight bag and hold them to the exhaust for 5 minutes. If that is lacking too much sensitivity towards the environment a couple of boulders in a sack and the nearest lake is a clean way to do it.

By: remistevens

remistevens — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 07:33:28 +0000

Its funny though. Look at any product. What characters get the largest font in the marketing. Is it words like ‘quality’ or ‘durable’ or even ‘good’? No. The largest print is always the one with the #’s. Price is King. Its been beaten into our heads so many times we could no longer care less what the product is, just as long as its cheap.

By: remistevens

remistevens — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 07:30:49 +0000

Used the google keyword analysis tool. You punch in your webpage and it gives you a list of keywords to use as tags. I just got carried away and was too lazy to sort out the ones that were not really relevant. Do you think someone looking for ‘pug puppy training’ will be satisfied with this page?

Its true what you say about consumers, we have very little choice anymore. Even if you do manage to buy your stuff from a variety store or something independent, chances are, they’ve bought their wares from a superstore anyways. So few retailers left . . . .

I like your solutions. Its so silly that tax is a bad word, there will always be taxes, people get used to it. We need a government, the cash needs to come from somewhere. Question is, who is responsible for what? Personally, i think the 5 guys selling things should pay for waste management- not the 30 million guys forced to shop at their stores.