The Greatest Inventions of the 1940s

[vitanola]

^^^^I can see some synergies there.

"SYNERGIES", hmm? I have never heard of that particular euphemism.

 

[scotrace]

Then you are blessed at having been spared meeting buzzword speak.

 

[Fading Fast]

Then you are blessed at having been spared meeting buzzword speak.

+1 I had the same thought - he has never - much to the betterment of his life - been to a planning meeting in an American corporation.

 

[GHT]

Let me tell you, it's not unique to American corporations.

 

[Talbot]

That must be why girls in bikin's never go for me.

"Excuse me beach client, would you like to contemplate the synergies associated with a change of amenity?"

Perhaps I need to brush up my technique...or maybe its the jeep?

 

[cookie]

Are you serious? You don't even give Alan Turin's first ever computer, the machine that cracked the Enigma code, even a second thought?
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The new film on Alan Turing with Benedict Cumberbatch is supposed to be 5 stars.

 

[vitanola]

Let me tell you, it's not unique to American corporations.

I cannot imagine the folks at a corporate planning meeting openly discussing the lovely pair of "synergies" possessed by, say, Jayne Mansfield.

 

[Talbot]

That happens at the water cooler....

 

[Gingerella72]

Yep, necessity is the mother of invention.

Actually I think inconvenience or annoyance is the mother of invention.