Business - Written by Denis Hancock on Friday, August 29, 2008 12:21 - 0 Comments
Dilbert mashup: August 29th 2008
For those of you that might not be up-to-date on your Miocene knowledge, Aquitanian is the first age of the Miocene Epoch, which dates back something like 23 million years ago. If you think I wouldn’t have known that without wikipedia, you would be correct.
As always, you can compare this to the original at www.dilbert.com… and see the rest of my Dilbert Mashups here. They’re positively Messinian!
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