Is Vikas the new Karti ?

CT wrote:well it's crap, any simpleton IT person can do that so don't need a degree it that is what you are spruiking.

you mean 'any call center fella' don't you. You smug racist.

Liar

Brass Monkey wrote:Well furry, go and f*ck yourself. Who am I to believe, a woman who is paid to be analytical about the difference in the way both places are educated who is also paid to be impartial or some twat who feels affronted because I've inadvertently insulted his education? Hmmm. Think I'll stick with the former. Tosser.

Bollocks Ngam. I could have spoken up for science and the liberal arts education in the US - which I believe is at least as good if not much better than the UK - but I did not because that would be second hand observations.

I am speaking about MBA schools, and to an extent finance. I know what I'm talking about.

So I'm not insulted at all, believe me, nor did I think that you even tried to insult my education.

Zat wrote:

buckSH wrote:get a hint. My work is in the website.

and not in the buckaroo leather brand.

So the brand isn't yours?

buckSH wrote:CA is now in australia perhaps ?

Buckaroo Leather

800.873.0781
6090 Enterprise Dr. Suite "E"
Diamond Springs, CA 95619

Or the brand is yours?

And the posting of the initial link, to the Australian Buckaroo brand?

It's easy to refute you, but I can't if I want to protect my privacy.

Liar

Idiot.

http://www.bigshoebazaar.com/Buckaroo/brands.aspx

Buckaroo is a American brand famous for its top quality leather and western lifestyle inspired designs. Made famous by many cowboy movies its products have featured in, Buckaroo now makes its presence in India with a qunique range of fashionable casual shoes.

where does australia figure in this ?

result of 'australian education' ..

buckSH wrote:CA is now in australia perhaps ?

Buckaroo Leather

800.873.0781
6090 Enterprise Dr. Suite "E"
Diamond Springs, CA 95619

Our family has been dedicated for 30+ years in serving the western horseman the safest most durable Quality Leather Horse Tack and equipment. We at Buckaroo are pleased to offer the finest Tack available anywere in the world and would respectfully call your attention to our selection of western riding equipment. Buckaroo Leather Products is owned and operated by John & Michele Brand. Begun by John and his father Bob Brand in 1979, the business remains family owned and operated to this day.
So John and Michele Brand are Indian?

furry...where in the US are you?

I'm going back in April (San Fran, Chicago, New York, Vegas)...can't wait...

buckSH wrote:

CT wrote:well it's crap, any simpleton IT person can do that so don't need a degree it that is what you are spruiking.

you mean 'any call center fella' don't you. You smug racist.

your a real goose aren't you, call centre fella's are not IT stupid smug racist.

buckSH wrote:
http://www.bigshoebazaar.com/Buckaroo/brands.aspx
where does australia figure in this ?

For the second time. Please read it slowly so you understand...

buckSH wrote:http://www.bigshoebazaar.com/Buckaroo/brands.aspx

Includes this logo...
Which is the logo of this company...
http://www.buckarooleather.com.au/ Check the website.

Face it, you got caught in a lie, tried to bluff your way out of it with more lies, and got busted, and then tried to claim you're part of a family-owned Californian leather company. You can't argue with facts, you are a liar. End of discussion.

Invader Zim - NY and Atlanta.

Bring your hood and robes, there's some great people here who'd probably love to meet you...

Anyway, you've got the best cities already down in your itinerary. I would suggest New Orleans. It's the one US city that has 'character'. Old, crumbling, deadbeat, but absolutely filled to the brim with 'character'.

there are plenty of IT people in technical support call centres too .. ya ignorant aussie.

Invader Zim wrote:furry...where in the US are you?

I'm going back in April (San Fran, Chicago, New York, Vegas)...can't wait...

You could call in on Bucky. Hes the Californian leathergoods king. His arseless leather pants are all he rage in SF.

Here's what he makes and models.

Ok furry, good for you. I'm sure you've published papers on it as part of a bid to get similar academic support centres initiated over in North America to help raise the standards of education. It's funny how there was a shitload of interest in it. But you know your shit, trust you. Yes, that's what I'll do. Soz ma, this geezer's got a point. Your widely acclaimed analysis that will in the end probably up helping plenty of North American degree students get better grades is all a load of bollocks. Throw one of those fellowships away.

Zat wrote:

buckSH wrote:
http://www.bigshoebazaar.com/Buckaroo/brands.aspx
where does australia figure in this ?

For the second time. Please read it slowly so you understand...

buckSH wrote:http://www.bigshoebazaar.com/Buckaroo/brands.aspx

Includes this logo...
Which is the logo of this company...
http://www.buckarooleather.com.au/ Check the website.

Face it, you got caught in a lie, tried to bluff your way out of it with more lies, and got busted, and then tried to claim you're part of a family-owned Californian leather company. You can't argue with facts, you are a liar. End of discussion.

Now repeat after me ..

slowly ..

We are an American company ..

which part of that don't you understand.

You bring in a strawman Australian company into the picture and then proceed to beat it down. It doesn't concern me in any way.

Top thread ... quality stuff !

OK, Check the link YOU POSTED. That's the company YOU brought in. F*ckwad.

Can you read ..

or comprehend.

Buckaroo is a American brand

never met a thicker dipshite ever.

furriner wrote:Invader Zim - NY and Atlanta.

Bring your hood and robes, there's some great people here who'd probably love to meet you...

Aye, going to get in the full garb and head into the Bronx...

furriner wrote:Anyway, you've got the best cities already down in your itinerary. I would suggest New Orleans. It's the one US city that has 'character'. Old, crumbling, deadbeat, but absolutely filled to the brim with 'character'.

Glad to hear I've picked some good ones...was in NY last year...farking brilliant place, absolutely loved.

New Orleans was one on the list that got cut...as was Boston...will have to be next trip.

buckSH wrote:Can you read ..

or comprehend.

Buckaroo is a American brand

never met a thicker dipshite ever.

I am truly amazed by you. How someone as stupid as you can remember to keep breathing defies any understanding of life.

Why does the logo of the 'American company' you posted, and to save you the bother of scrolling up the screen with your seriously obese thumbs I'll repost it again here... say LEATHER WORKS AUSTRALIA on it?

Everything else after that is a mess of lies you clumsily grabbed at to cover your initail bullshit.

An intelligent person would have let it go. But you kept digging and digging. Have you made it to China yet?

And learn to spell while you're at it.

I win, you lose. End of discussion.

Brass Monkey wrote:Ok furry, good for you. I'm sure you've published papers on it as part of a bid to get similar academic support centres initiated over in North America to help raise the standards of education. It's funny how there was a shitload of interest in it. But you know your shit, trust you. Yes, that's what I'll do. Soz ma, this geezer's got a point. Your widely acclaimed analysis that will in the end probably up helping plenty of North American degree students get better grades is all a load of bollocks. Throw one of those fellowships away.

All your papers and academic knowledge will get you all of diddly squat, Ngam, when compared to what's happening in real life. I have no particular love for American academia - but I went through the B school system; I studied B schools in some detail before I applied, I know what I'm talking about in this specific area.

If you could GAF ask the next 50, heck 10 aspiring B school candidates (from the UK and elsewhere) you meet, if - given the choice- they'd rather go to HBS/ Stanford/ Wharton/ Kellogg or LBS. You'll find your answer.

well that's obviously the wrong logo.

Invader Zim wrote:

furriner wrote:Invader Zim - NY and Atlanta.

Bring your hood and robes, there's some great people here who'd probably love to meet you...

Aye, going to get in the full garb and head into the Bronx...

furriner wrote:Anyway, you've got the best cities already down in your itinerary. I would suggest New Orleans. It's the one US city that has 'character'. Old, crumbling, deadbeat, but absolutely filled to the brim with 'character'.

Glad to hear I've picked some good ones...was in NY last year...farking brilliant place, absolutely loved.

New Orleans was one on the list that got cut...as was Boston...will have to be next trip.

You've pretty much got the list covered; I would have suggested Boston too.

In Chicago, try the Grant Park if you're there in the summer. Some amazing blues played, all for free. Great atmosphere. Try to get reservations at Second City - small, dingy place but the cradle of a bunch of American comedians, especially in improv. There's a bunch of other clubs in that area. All the action is in the downtown area.

Frisco is slightly harder to get around (poor public transport) and therefore to get a handle on. But it's great. I would suggest going to wine country (Sonoma) if you have the time.

Vegas is a 24 hour blast if you accept it for what it is - a city dedicated to the gods of consumption and glitter. All the action is within a one mile strip. Freakin amazing place in a tinseltown, faux glamour kind of way.

Vegas and NY are safe to walk around at night. Chicago not so much. Frisco, dunno.

I don't need to know shit, I couldn't give a f*ck, I don't profess to know shit on the subject. I gave the most rudimentary summation in the most ill put way about in depth studies into educational techniques, first hand experiences and analysis on students dually educated in both countries etc. etc. It seems, again you're talking about the upper echelons of the American education system. I don't particularly mind, certainly I'll still believe an accredited study over some total hack on a cricket forum who requests I get a conjectured consensus from some jokers.

Brass Monkey wrote:I don't need to know shit, I couldn't give a f*ck, I don't profess to know shit on the subject. I gave the most rudimentary summation in the most ill put way about in depth studies into educational techniques, first hand experiences and analysis on students dually educated in both countries etc. etc. It seems, again you're talking about the upper echelons of the American education system.

That was an example. You could do a case by case study of lower ranked B schools and come up with the same results, IMO.

Brass Monkey wrote:
.. I don't particularly mind, certainly I'll still believe an accredited study over some total hack on a cricket forum who requests I get a conjectured consensus from some jokers.

The 'jokers' I suggested are the people actually applying to business schools. Potential students.