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| Badmash |
Posted
on 24-May-04 05:18 PM
I was a little disappointed to discover that Bill Gates will be knighted. I say this because Gates has always been an everyman in many ways. He used to tell people that if the software company ever flopped, he could always become a plain old coder and be happy with that. He used to profess a deep hatred of pretense, would fly in coach, and eschewed limousines. No airline will let him fly in coach anymore, of course, and he also has a private jet. The limo phobia is long over, and I'm told he usually has two taking him around. One follows in case the first breaks down. Now this knighthood thing.
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http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,4149,1485717,00.asp
I would like request sajha intellects to shed some light on who are given the title of 'sir' and what are the requirements.
Thanks!
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| confused |
Posted
on 24-May-04 08:46 PM
i am not an intellect but here is my 2 cents opinon,
If Sir, tittle should be given to any bussiness man than it should be Steve Jobs, a ambitious, a brilliant and very successful person who has brighted up industry he has founded or cofounded, from Apple to Pixar, from Mac OS to NeXt.
and ofcourse it was him and Steve Woz who revolutionized the computer world, NOT Bill Gates, but Gates is also no less of a brilliant bussiness man. Steve Jobs was an orphan with dreams and ambitions which led him to become one of the world's hard working, sefl made, BRILLIANT REVOLUTIONIST and toughtest bussiness man this world has ever seen..
p.s TOO MANY SPelling errors might be present w/ some gramatical errors...i have exams so paddhna gai :)
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| yOuNgBlOoOdZ |
Posted
on 24-May-04 09:15 PM
confused bro timro tyo two cents mah..
euta ta kaam nalagne rahecha.. kahan bhettayeko
yb
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