to be or not to be ...

[Chica Chaser]

Originally Posted by CJ7

outsourcing or job creation has nothing to do with this thread ... its all about being who you say you are or arent ... you cant be both at the same time

It does now, since that is at the crux of the argument

[CuteOldGuy]

Isn't it amazing how CBJ7 isn't even able to comprehend his own thread? I think he needs a "reality intervention".

[CJ7]

Originally Posted by Chica Chaser

It does now, since that is at the crux of the argument

the crux of the thread is found in the title of the thread, the circumstances within are only a small part..

[I B Hankering]

Originally Posted by CJ7

the crux of the thread is found in the title of the thread, the circumstances within are only a small part..

The title of your thread suggests it could be about Shakespeare or a prince in Denmark; so it could as well be about outsourcing.

BTW, Hamlet has an interesting soliloquy at Act III, Scene III about bringing about change in leadership -- are you being subliminal?

[joe bloe]

Originally Posted by I B Hankering

The title of your thread suggests it could be about Shakespeare or a prince in Denmark; so it could as well be about outsourcing.

BTW, Hamlet has an interesting soliloquy at Act III, Scene III about bringing about change in leadership -- are you being subliminal?

I'm not really a huge Shakespeare fan, but there is passage in Hamlet, that may be the most beautiful use of the English language ever. I'm attaching a link to "Down and Out in Beverly Hills." The Shakespeare part begins at 57:10.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqS-LFdhDoo

[JD Barleycorn]

The only question asked was whether you smell fish or not. I don't smell any fish. I do smell some ham. The rest was a ridiculous statement based on some lies being thrown around by some politicians.

[CJ7]

Originally Posted by I B Hankering

The title of your thread suggests it could be about Shakespeare or a prince in Denmark; so it could as well be about outsourcing.

BTW, Hamlet has an interesting soliloquy at Act III, Scene III about bringing about change in leadership -- are you being subliminal?

for you IB it is about shakespeare