President Bush called strategy strategery, but we know what he meant. He called
the War on Terrorism the War on Totoism.
Warren Buffett said his strategy
was to answer the telephone.
The best deals are the ones we don't plan.
Pyle's strategy was to check his email.
It was working. It would work.
Or it wouldn't.
Most of his email showed that the person emailing him hadn't
understood Pyle's query. They were too dense, set in their ways, or busy making
money to read their mail, think about what it said, and respond to it intelligently.
It was like talking to someone who didn't stop talking to listen. You had to get
their attention.
A mule, you hit him upside the head with a board.
In i: six nonlectures, e. e. cummings wrote, "Would you hit a woman
with a baby, no, I'd hit her with a brick."