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The 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
by stcredzero 8y ago
The 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.