FoxTrot Classics by Bill Amend for January 14, 2010
January 13, 2010
January 15, 2010
Transcript:
Peter: "Jasononbayhoo"?! You really think people are going to pay money for this stock?! You've got no profits! No customers! No tangible worth of any sort! I mean, what's the draw?? Jason: Hmm. Maybe I should rework the prospectus a little. Peter: "Jasonzonbayhooddotcom" Oh, much improved. Jason: Sheesh, Stop being so critical and think like an investor.
Templo S.U.D. over 14 years ago
I’m as unimpressed as Peter when Jason added the “dotcom” to his site’s name.
Jasonzonbayhoodotcom.com won’t catch on, no sir.
DolphinGirl78 over 14 years ago
Too bleeep long and you kind of have to say it out loud a few times to get used to it…
Smartone2000 over 14 years ago
Some how, Peter always falls fool to Jason’s schemes, Roger is the one who accidentally persuades Jason into doing them, and Andy is the one who accidentally brought it up in the first place.
treBsdrawkcaB over 14 years ago
Back in the 1990’s when Bill wrote this, it made complete sense. “Dot Com’s” were all the rage and investment capitalists were literally throwing money at just about anything that had a “.com” address. And many businesses had long, ugly URLs. If you don’t remember this, go look at some of the e-mall news stories on your Pentium II, if you still have it…
chinook2 over 14 years ago
But that’s the way investors think, Jason. (Hopefully)
pdeason2 over 14 years ago
there is a website that is called http://jasonzonbayhoo.com.angelfire.com/ it’s little nothing site