Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for January 09, 2013

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    pawpawbear  almost 12 years ago

    OK, OK It can’t always be accounting. Is management not at fault?

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    herdleader53  almost 12 years ago

    Accounting is not at fault here. Accounting is only foretelling the upcoming doomsday.

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    Linguist  almost 12 years ago

    Those trans-positional errors will get you, every time !

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    jreckard  almost 12 years ago

    We’d better cover our assets.

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    el8  almost 12 years ago

    Off with their heads!

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    Vonne Anton  almost 12 years ago

    How can Petersen from Accounting have so much time to wander the streets? Doesn’t he have any books to cook?

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    Can't Sleep  almost 12 years ago

    I kinda feel sorry for accountants, they’re usually just the messengers who deliver the bad news.

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    gosfreikempe  almost 12 years ago

    Of couse the Mayans were 100% correct. We’re about 20 days into the next baktun already. And in anothe 143,950 days or so (depending on exactly when the Maya calendar reset), we’ll get another chance to go through all that nonsense again.

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    puddleglum1066  almost 12 years ago

    While we’re on such stories… a professional consultant is driving across Scotland, when he’s forced to stop and wait for a flock of sheep crossing the road. He gets out and strikes up a conversation with the shepherd, eventually making a small bet: the shepherd’s hip flask (full of fine single-malt, of course) if he can guess how many sheep are in the flock without counting. The shepherd takes him up on the bet, and the consultant says, “two hundred fifty.” “Amazing,” says the shepherd, reluctantly handing over the flast (after taking a wee nip). “But ye cannae simply take my whisky; ye must give me a chance to win it back. I bet I can tell you what you do for a living. If I’m wrong, I’ll fill the flask all the way up for you, if I’m right, you give it back.” The consultant thinks for a second, concludes there’s nothing about his attire or vehicle that would give him away, and takes the bet. Says the Scotsman, “Ye are a management consultant!” Amazed, the consultant asks how a simple shepherd could have figured this out. “Simple,” is the reply, “you drop in from nowhere, tell me something I already know, and charge me for it!”

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    StCleve72  almost 12 years ago

    Have you read the book by Joel Bakan: The Corporation: The Pathological Pursuit of Profit and Power? I think it’s a must read by every citizen who wants to be informed of the forces at work in our lives.

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    Linguist  almost 12 years ago

    Accountants do get a bad rap, but remember, you can steal more with a pencil than with a gun !

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    hippogriff  almost 12 years ago

    I saw a Mayan woman at a restaurant last Sunday (classic profile) but had no confidence in my Spanish or her English to ask what she thought of the recent nonsense.

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    vwdualnomand  almost 12 years ago

    just like hp not doing due diligence when they bought autonomy. they heard the rumors that autonomy was cooking their books, but hp wanted them.

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    StCleve72  almost 12 years ago

    I took it out of the library.

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