Shell Games For Fun And Profit
28 October 2008 - 5:28am — Christopher Wright
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Comic Transcript
SCO LAWYER: I believe we've set up everything we need. We've spun off the "main" company -- the one involved in all the litigation and with all the debt -- into a shell corporation that now exists in name only, which took out a large loan from SCO Financial Fiduciary Largesse & Wagers.
SCO LAWYER: Since SCO is unable to repay the loan -- especially when you consider the thoroughly unreasonable terms of the loan itself -- SCOFFL&W has taken possession of all its assets and debts.
THE BOSS (SCO): And because SCOFFL&W had no capital to begin with...
SCO LAWYER: It is now in extreme financial peril.
THE BOSS (SCO): Call the Federal Government. Tell them to give us ridiculously large sums of money.
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Comments
SCOFFL&W
how long did it take you to come up with appropriate words for your meaningful abbreviation?
About 20 minutes.
The first "F" and the "W" were the hardest part. The ampersand was an afterthought, but I like the way that worked out.
Groklaw picked this one up...
Its here if you're interested in any other comments that happen along (there seem to be more in the off-topic and Newspicks threads than there are actually responding to the comic, I'm afraid).
Oh, hey -- cool.
I half stole the idea behind this gag from a Groklaw article the other day. It's pretty cool that they noticed.
Wonderful comment.
I can't find a way to point to a specific Groklaw comment so ...
My own reaction is ... "The words! They burn! THEY BURN!!".