Corporate Christmas Card

[ouatic_7]

Comments

[fenikkusuken]

*squints* A little, tiny, itty-bitty moose? A giant can of beer would have been far more appropo!

Hey... what about the Russians? Didn't see any bears!

[ouatic_7]

Beer would have been good!

Kronos doesn't have a major office Russia.

[ouatic_7]

Pilgham says about the beer, "Oh yeah... or a touk (toque?)."

[nokomarie]

That was sad.

I don't ever get any thing and that was still sad.

[ouatic_7]

Do they have windmills in Belgium?

[nokomarie]

I'm not sure. I rather expect they should if they don't.

[takadai_no_tora]

Not only do they have windmills, they run guided tours so you can go see them and they even have them running, weather permitting.

[alterfano]

the "seasons greetings" over the Taj Mahal cracked me up. And that music. :)

[ouatic_7]

I guess English is the official language of India.

My company always does one of these cards and the best that can be said of them is they are inoffensive. Unless you're a Canadian.

[takadai_no_tora]

Maybe a totem pole for Canada? It is too bad that they couldn't come up with something man-made, which they did for the rest of the world.
A giant can of Fosters would have been fine for Australia.

[ouatic_7]

That would have been dead awesome...

Labatte or Molson for Canada, Schlitz or similar for the US, Carta Blanca (though I personally prefer Dos XX Amber) for mexicoGuinness for the UK, France does not have a brew that is instantly recognizable so generic champagne, Chimay or maybe generic chocolates for Belgium, Tsing Tao for China and Taj Mahal for India.

Relatively speaking, you have been commenting a lot lately. Should we make it official?

[takadai_no_tora]

Absolutely!
I work in special education at the (mostly) elementary school level, so I have breaks, like now...on the other hand, I also have times when my world jumps up and down and shrieks, "Oh no, we should have tested little Johnny Jones for dyslexia LAST YEAR, so you guys have to do it RIGHT NOW before his parents write a letter to the school board..." all of which means sometimes my brain is too fried to comment.

Lu
btw, the corporate card "Mexico" is rather silly--<> literally means "Happy Parties" which does not exactly go with the pyramid.

[ouatic_7]

"Happy Parties" which does not exactly go with the pyramid.

Of course it does. If your idea of opening presents is ripping a still beating heart out of the accompanying body.