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its_me_shaners
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Posted: Sat Mar 18, 2006 10:21 pm
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Actually that wasn't Irish, it was Scottish !!! and happy belated St Patty's day to you too !!  Man aussies have a dry sense of humour !!!
Man you're a skeptic.... teetering on paranoid .
If I wanted Guru's sales items Im pretty sure cut and paste would do the trick, from any website. But that wouldnt be very real now would it. Or I could just ad copy from my fave affiliate programs with pretty pictures to go along with it.
But no what I'm attempting here is to build a sense of community with blog land, by getting peoples opinions. Its what blogs are intended for, and I thought it would be cool to have guest blogger on my site from time to time.
Hey Mr G would you like to be a guest blogger. You can talk to you hearts content about what peeves you or gets you fired up about the industry as a whole!!! I have an alexa ranking of like 4 million, hey I'm in the top 5 million not bad for a start huh
Ok I'll clarify, just so its crystal clear. !!
I want your unbiased reviews, opinions, rants or raves of programs or products you've tried and or bought. What you like or dont like about them. What is working for you. Any ideas on any of those topics.
And I'll post them and your website link, for a link back.
And no Idont want the guru type sales hype. ie "life changing product, subscribe to mysite mailing list and i'll show how you can make 30,000$ a month with out spending a dime in advertising"
Im sure we've all seen tons of that havent we.
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Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2006 8:35 am
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Luvverly reply, thistle, old son!! Much more like it.
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Charlie
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Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2006 12:41 pm
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Perhaps Wally meant: "Nice one Shane!"
Sorry about the accent - it's an old wicket keeper's joke.
Anyway, enough of this razzfest, old chap. I believe there might be something in the theory of national steroetyping via emoticons, after all. I'd hate to confuse the colonials, let alone the natives.  
| its_me_shaners wrote: | | And no I dont want the guru type sales hype. |
| Quote: | | Im sure we've all seen tons of that havent we. |
Apparently not all of us...
| Wally wrote: | | And I've never read one of them. |
I was going to say "please tell me you were just saying that", but then I decided not to...
I then might have asked "how on earth do you stop yourself?", but all in all I thought such fickle questions (and circumlocution) might tarnish the impact of this profound and personal revelation. Truly beautiful.
(There isn't an emoticon - I checked.)
Cheers,
Charlie.
P.S. All this reminds me...
"When I picked up your book, I was so convulsed with
laughter that I had to set it down, but one day, I
intend to read it."
- Groucho Marx
By lot allowing yourself the experience of even making it through the (strictly hypnotic) pitches, look at all the fun you're missing!
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Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2006 2:35 pm
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Man this is a tough crowd !!!!
Thistle old son !! I kinda like it. Mr G knows his Scottish lore !!
Holy crap !!! I dont know what happened over night but my alexa ranking changed by 3 million !!! Woo Hoo Im in the top 2 million NOW!! sheesh man by next week i'll No# 1
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Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2006 9:06 pm
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Oops, Mr G?
G is for guru, G is for Gardyne, Allan, that is.
M is for Moderator, M is for Morgan, Wally, that is.
C is for circumlocution (an old joke!), C is for Charlie!!
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Posted: Mon Mar 20, 2006 12:04 pm
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| Quote: | | C is for circumlocution |
Just so we're all on a level playing field, here's a couple of definitions from Des Carter's Internet Marketing Philosophy...
circumlocation (n.): place for people who prefer to use at least one hundred and twenty seven words to describe a carousel in a roundabout way.
prolox (adj.): not only long-winded, but also untrue. Origin: unknown, but first used in connection with the writings of Circumloquius Maximus - notorious orator and alleged founder of the Far from Direct Marketing Society.
Actually, CM was far ahead of his time. It wasn't until much later that it became known just how well long copy really does sell.
Glad we cleared that up,
Charlie.
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