Chris Hoess wrote:
> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, David Gerard
> wrote:
> > On Fri, 11 Jan 2002 19:24:57 +0000,
> > Gervase Markham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >:> :Customer Requirements Document
> >:> :------------------------------
> >:> :After consultation, we have discovered that customers prefer darkness,
> >:> :for energy and cost-saving reasons. This program is therefore entirely
> >:> :unnecessary.
> >:> Marketing: we need a big push for customers to prefer light, so we can
> >:> sell
> >:> them something.
> >:Engineering: we are currently overloaded providing darkness; there's no
> >:way we can provide light as well. Suggest marketing attempt to sell more
> >:darkness, as it's a zero-cost resource.
> > Accounting: See if we can get some third-party light in here, so we can see
> > to *triple*-check Marketing's expense accounts.
> Industry Pundit: This is all irrelevant, because light will be replaced by
> gamma rays within the next few years.  Your company is doomed.

Steve Jobs: Forget all that, _WE_ have something so revolutionary, it'll make
light look like darkness! We'll single-handedly redefine "light".

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