twoodcc said:i need to know how exactly do you pronounce his last name? is it jobs like "i need a new job?" or jobs with a long "o" sound?
sorry, but i will be doing an informative speech about Apple in my business communications class, and i want to be accurate
twoodcc said:"i need a new job?"
yellow said:I don't have much truck with religion, but wasn't Job (the biblical one) a "bad guy"?
grapes911 said:Actually, he was as perfect a human can get. If I recall correctly, Satan tempted him over and over and he never wavered and he continued to love and thank God. Although many believe the story is satirical.
grapes911 said:You must not have read the bible then. 😛
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It rhymes with "gobs," as in the amount of money he has.twoodcc said:i need to know how exactly do you pronounce his last name?
Clear favorite for "Post of the Month". Although I thought in the bible, it was Satan with the Apple.grapes911 said:You must not have read the bible then. 😛
Motley said:You got a bigger version of that, because if so I have a new desktop 😀
emw said:Clear favorite for "Post of the Month".
max_altitude said:By the way, I've been meaning to say this for a while, yellow your 'tar is the best I have ever come across.
twoodcc said:and if anyone wants to help me out on my speech, i'd appreciate it. 🙂
yellow said:OK.. "y'all" sounds funny. Don't say it in your speech.
I've never heard you talk, so I can't be of much help. However, I could recommend some things for your writing.twoodcc said:if anyone wants to help me out on my speech, i'd appreciate it. 🙂
That was probably one of my favorite moments in Pirates of Silicon Valley, when the bank guy came in asking for Steve Jobs (rhymes with "probes") and Steve-o corrected him w/out even looking up from what he was doing.yellow said:Yes. With a S at the end. Steve isn't biblical.
twoodcc said:ok thanks, i'll keep that in mind
emw said:I've never heard you talk, so I can't be of much help. However, I could recommend some things for your writing.
I'm just joking with you, of course. :-D
mdavey said:Other choice phrases to avoid:
* "with no further ado"
* "okay people..."
* "this is a funny story..."
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