Comments on: Experian acquires PriceGrabber.com http://dmehus.wordpress.com/2005/12/14/experian-acquires-pricegrabbercom/ Classic Doug is an archived, non-updated collection of musings, thoughts and ramblings on a variety of topics, from the mind of Doug Mehus. To visit his up-to-date personal weblog, please visit: http://dmehus.posterous.com/ Mon, 23 Jun 2008 04:13:55 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Doug Mehus http://dmehus.wordpress.com/2005/12/14/experian-acquires-pricegrabbercom/#comment-78 Doug Mehus Sat, 24 Dec 2005 08:01:36 +0000 http://dmehus.wordpress.com/2005/12/14/experian-acquires-pricegrabbercom/#comment-78 Mark, it was truly a nice surprise hearing from you. I'm glad you discovered my blog, as well.<br/><br/>E-mail me some time. I look forward to hearing from you again. :)<br/><br/>Cheers,<br/>Doug Mehus Mark, it was truly a nice surprise hearing from you. I’m glad you discovered my blog, as well.

E-mail me some time. I look forward to hearing from you again. :)

Cheers,
Doug Mehus

]]> By: Mark Wells http://dmehus.wordpress.com/2005/12/14/experian-acquires-pricegrabbercom/#comment-77 Mark Wells Sat, 24 Dec 2005 07:15:17 +0000 http://dmehus.wordpress.com/2005/12/14/experian-acquires-pricegrabbercom/#comment-77 Once, when we were about nine years old, at Greg Bayliss's birthday party, someone was telling a rude joke or playing a prank of some sort (highly appropriate for nine-year-olds), and you scolded us from the corner and said that we would be better off focusing our attention on "the national deficit." I remember feeling kind of stunned, firstly because I didn't know what the deficit was, but also because I had a feeling that, whatever it was, you were probably right. The future of my intellect, in contrast to the future of yours, in that moment, seemed alarmingly dull. But then I think we played some air-hockey or something, or maybe Greg farted and we all laughed, and that was that. flash forward one decade. you win. Once, when we were about nine years old, at Greg Bayliss’s birthday party, someone was telling a rude joke or playing a prank of some sort (highly appropriate for nine-year-olds), and you scolded us from the corner and said that we would be better off focusing our attention on “the national deficit.” I remember feeling kind of stunned, firstly because I didn’t know what the deficit was, but also because I had a feeling that, whatever it was, you were probably right. The future of my intellect, in contrast to the future of yours, in that moment, seemed alarmingly dull. But then I think we played some air-hockey or something, or maybe Greg farted and we all laughed, and that was that.

flash forward one decade. you win.

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