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That's a pretty good title, in a literary sense.
by dmos62 8y ago
That's a pretty good title, in a literary sense.
- stcredzero 8y agoThe term "woo" has been used in such contexts as far back as I can remember. It's quite apt, as it's an arrangement involving many variables, the subculture of a group of people, and relatively high stakes. It's not only applied to CEOs, but high value employees. (Of both genders, might I add. I seem to recall that it's even been applied to actual princes at times.)
- temetnosce 8y agoI think the OP wanted to say that it rhymed and had the same number of syllables per line. Will Headless Intel Woo AMD's Lisa Su
- dmos62 8y agoAlso the surreal imagery. A decapitated figure courting a woman.