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That has to be the best 396-slide presentation I've ever seen.... how long does it take you to get through this talk?

Posted by David at May 24, 2007 10:30 AM

1. "... in the year 2525 ... if I'm still alive ... " oh excuse me ... anymore for long trips I send Sean_Avatar & no one seems to notice ...

Posted by sean_avatar at May 24, 2007 11:04 AM

Thanks for today Tom. Im a freak. My children are freaks. My 12 year old dreams of building golf courses and Im obsessed with being a history maker.My 15 year old daughter is a life coach to her peers. Today you taught me its all good.

Posted by Kim at May 24, 2007 12:03 PM

Too many books, too little underwear, as St Just might have said.

Posted by Rob at May 24, 2007 1:54 PM

I saw how you practice what you preach...Passion!!!

on the side...if being normal is abnormal...isn't that itself make one weird? or is it the other way around...or maybe it's...or maybe not....hmm weird.

Posted by Hussain Amir Ali at May 25, 2007 5:33 AM

Hussain, I totally agree with you, couldn't have said it better ...

(Actually, as I think of it, we may have a global model of when weird is normal, any group of teenage boys?????)

Posted by tom peters at May 25, 2007 10:32 AM

Go on blame BA's one bag policy !!!!

As I sit awaiting my flight in Glasgow!!

Underpant hours as a quality measure of travel around 14 hours today so far!

Either that or a very specialist sale item on e-bay!!!! Disgustinng I know.

Posted by patrick at May 25, 2007 11:04 AM

"Go on blame BA's one bag policy !!!!"

Not, as I hear it, BA (which supposedly hates the policy), but the airports authority, BAA. It's cost them about $50,000 from me alone. As with tonight and Mauritius, I fly LH via Frankfurt when humanly possible.

Posted by tom peters at May 26, 2007 2:17 AM

When we travel extensively (I just did 44 hours, CPT-JNB-NYC-DFW-SLC ... and then ... back) we often position ourselves as martyrs to the rigors of airline travel. Martyrs? Then I love martyrdom! Where else will I meet so many interesting, impassioned and intellectualy and economically-active people. I talk to everyone, take hundreds of photographs and then extract weeks worth of learning out of a mere ... 44 hours). Go, Tom!

Posted by Brent Burgoyne at May 26, 2007 6:40 AM

Travelling through Frankfurt Tom? Drop me a note, and I'll deliver good Bavarian beer (and underpants) to the airport...

No, the underpants aren't leather!

;)

Adam Lawrence
experiencedesign.de

Posted by Adam Lawrence at May 28, 2007 8:34 AM