Published Jan 28, 2006
I am a rock star.
I can make any project rock.
I bring the atmosphere of rocking with me.
The projects I work on rock because I am there.
The teams I work with rock because I am on them.
In fact, often the teams I work with rock beacuse I lead them actively. And they dig it too.
My rockin’ motion turns around projects that are stuck.
The way in which I rock brings focus to the scattered ideas of the dysfunctional teams.
Unlike Lyndon Johnson, I can turn chicken shit into chicken salad.
I am a rock star.
I can take this situation and turn a cacophony into a Top 40 hit.
I can use my tools and my skills and my smarts to make others rock too.
This project will now rock, from this moment forward.
We will all be rock stars.
I am a rock star.
I will be a rock star.
What, are you changing careers again? Rob Halford is back with Priest, so that cuts off one obvious route for you…
you are a rockstar!!
i like rockstars.
actually i like boys with guitars and boys who play piano.
nice pipe pic btw :)
Actually, I was hoping to fill in the open bass position in Kix.
Actually, I need to write a blog entry on the trauma of my piano lessons.
dude, put down the bong.
Alternate comment:
If this project’s rockin’ don’t come a knockin’
i was never very good at my piano lessons. i wanted so much to be good.
hurts to this day.
Do you rock… heavily?
Dude, you’re so not allowed to use the same comic in more than one comment.
Although I most certainly do rock heavily.
You expect me to remember to whom I’ve recommended any particular bit of silliness?