It’s not unusual for one or more of our boys to grab some sticks or leaves to play with and then try to bring them in the house. So when my wife came home and saw this:
she assumed one of the kids was playing with some nature and left it outside the front door.
Then she looked up.
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A while back, Microsoft partnered with Ford to create their Sync platform.
Recently, the computer people at work added Microsoft Lync to all our computers.
I’m beginning to see a trend here. I think the Microsoft naming department might be staffed by the same people who have been creating spelling variations for baby girl names – just find an existing word and replace the letter “i” with the letter “y” and you’re good.
I thought I’d propose some new product names for Microsoft. I’m not sure there will be much of a market for each of these products, but that’s their problem.
- Microsoft Blync – not sure what this does, but it involves closing both of your eyes quickly.
- Microsoft Clync – their version of a jail.
- Microsoft Drync – in case you’re thirsty.
- Microsoft Jynx – if two people use this product at the same time, it locks up until you contact customer support.
- Microsoft Mync – their version of faux fur.
- Microsoft Pync – in case they invent a bright new color
- Microsoft Rync – where their hockey team plays, of course.
- Microsoft Stync – perfume?
- Microsoft Thync – mind-control device. No, not for controlling your mind – for you to use your mind to control other things.
- Microsoft Wync – the half-price version of Blync.
- Microsoft Zync – their proprietary metal alloy.
Any other product name suggestions? Or better uses for or descriptions of these names?
Dead flies make a perfumer’s oil stink, so a little foolishness is weightier than wisdom and honor.
Ecclesiastes 10:1
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