Wikipedia: " Dogbert is Dilbert's pet dog from the Dilbert comic strip, though he rarely acts like a pet. He is a megalomaniac; one of his dreams is to conquer the world and enslave all humans, and he has achieved this status several times through methods such as hypnosis and masquerading "
Creo que prefiero a Ford como fuente de inspiración ;-)
Wikipedia: "In 1918, Ford's closest aide and private secretary Ernest G. Liebold purchased an obscure weekly newspaper, The Dearborn Independent, so that Ford could spread his views. By 1920 Ford had become virulently anti-Semitic and in March of that year began an anti-Jewish crusade in the pages of his newspaper."
Prefiero a Dogbert como fuente de inspiración... :-/
"You don't need experience if you've got attitude"
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;-)
La única verdadera seguridad que el hombre tiene en este mundo es la muerte
ResponderEliminarWikipedia: " Dogbert is Dilbert's pet dog from the Dilbert comic strip, though he rarely acts like a pet. He is a megalomaniac; one of his dreams is to conquer the world and enslave all humans, and he has achieved this status several times through methods such as hypnosis and masquerading "
ResponderEliminarCreo que prefiero a Ford como fuente de inspiración ;-)
Usuario anónimo, te ha quedado un poco siniestro, con la negrita y todo, ¿no?
ResponderEliminarWikipedia: "In 1918, Ford's closest aide and private secretary Ernest G. Liebold purchased an obscure weekly newspaper, The Dearborn Independent, so that Ford could spread his views. By 1920 Ford had become virulently anti-Semitic and in March of that year began an anti-Jewish crusade in the pages of his newspaper."
ResponderEliminarPrefiero a Dogbert como fuente de inspiración... :-/
Ángel, estamos de acuerdo pues en algo: Como inspirador en temas de política ninguno de los dos preferimos a Ford.
ResponderEliminarComo inspirador de ideas para gestión, desarrollo personal y negocios, yo sigo prefiriendo a Ford.
Y las cinco estrellas. Aunque no sé si EuroNCAP o Mahou.
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