This article doesn't say so, but Buffet plays the ukulele and often
starts his board meetings with a uke and song performance. This
according to a friend, a lawyer, who once sat on his board. In 1998 I
took the ukulele back to the island of Madeira (from whence came its
ancestors) in a project
From: Dan Scanlan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This article doesn't say so, but Buffet plays the ukulele and often starts
his board meetings with a uke and song performance. ...
The ukulele is on the rise.
Shades of Arthur Godfrey! Yet another reason to despair about the current
state of the world :)
Carl
Today's Wall Street Journal has a front page story on Jimmy Buffet and
Warren Buffet and their DNA.
Dan Scanlan wrote:
This article doesn't say so, but Buffet plays the ukulele and often
starts his board meetings with a uke and song performance. This
according to a friend, a lawyer, who once sat
Carl Remick wrote:
Shades of Arthur Godfrey! Yet another reason to despair about the current
state of the world :)
The front page of today's WSJ has an article on how Warren Buffett
may be related to Jimmy Buffett. They, like, um, jam together and
stuff.
Wonder if he's as bad as Mark Crispin
Dan wrote: Too bad. The ukulele is on the rise.
it's too bad that the ukulele is on the rise?
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Jim Devine
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oh yeah baby
http://www.guardian.co.uk/arts/fridayreview/story/0,12102,854230,00.html
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Subject: Re: Buffett's lament redux
Dan wrote: Too bad. The
Re the Guardian: George Formby comes down to us, in 21st-century Britain,
as a squeaky voice with buck teeth playing what many regard as the musical
world's most potent weapon of mass destruction, the ukelele. In fact, as
Formbyites would hasten to correct us, it was a more singular type of
The ukelele, as WC Fields said of Wagner, is not as bad as it sounds.
Ralph
Doug Henwood wrote:
Carl Remick wrote:
Shades of Arthur Godfrey! Yet another reason to despair about the
current
state of the world :)
The front page of today's WSJ has an article on how Warren Buffett
may be related to
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/story/0,3604,1474579,00.html
Buffett turns from picking stocks to plucking strings
David Teather in New York
Monday May 2, 2005
Guardian
Warren Buffett, whose stock-picking prowess has made him the world's
second richest man, admitted over the weekend that he
