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____/ Chris Ahlstrom on Monday 24 May 2010 11:50 : \____
> Roy Schestowitz pulled this Usenet boner:
>
>> "In the fall of 1982, Pam Edstrom [of Waggener Edstrom], a
>> diminutive woman with piercing blue eyes, was recruited by
>> Microsoft. [...] In modern-day business, flacks were responsible
>> not only for avoiding bad press, but for spinning the good. [...]
>> Hanson and Edstrom would spin a whole new image for Gates himself.
>> They would tap the best and worst of Chairman Bill, changing his
>> clothes, his voice, and his allegiances, driving him to become not
>> just the boss, but, essentially, the company mascot???a sort of
>> high-technology Colonel Sanders."
>>
>> --Pam's daughter
>
> I thought Bill got his broad backside from cheeseburgers, not KFC.
Ballmer is his back. Stimpy....
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