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30 07 2007The company I’m currently working with - how cool is this! 
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Dylan Hunter
Interactive Entrepreneur Making a Difference
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- dylanhunter: @dpickett Yeah, but the MACRO blogging one just takes too much planning / effort! ;)
- dylanhunter: ...standards, weighted by actual sales volume, not # of models offered, (what the heck kind of aves are those?).
- dylanhunter: [....oh yeah, and _no way_ that $25bn comes out of a fund to develop more energy-efficient vehicles without higher weighted ave mileage..
- dylanhunter: [Soothing voiceover] We now return you to your regularly scheduled program.
- dylanhunter: ...the F150). Take it - great. Don't - we'll see you at the US Nationalization Fire Sale... And this time, the CEO's _do_ go!
- dylanhunter: ....car companies so that at least some future portion of you _might_ actually make cars that we'd actually care to drive, (other than....
- dylanhunter: the $25bn, but time for some good old fashioned 80's style Corp Raiding - you're going to be broken back into 20-30 smaller, independent..
- dylanhunter: ...buy and then have the gaul to place terms on the assistance they're asking for. Tell you what, Ford, Chrysler & GM - we'll give you...
- dylanhunter: ....Stop Rant... Breathe.... Sorry, get horribly animated about folks making products / offering services that they can't get people to...
- dylanhunter: ...and "bankruptcy is not an option?!!?" Problem with letting companies get "too big to fail," (false concept imho anyway) - when any...
