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Lotus Trading Cards

I was painting the house last night, and my mind got to wandering... Bruce Elgort mentioned on Twitter last night that he was thinking of a VC fund for Lotus projects. So my mind wandered about that, and turned to how we present ourselves. I got to thinking that business cards are so ... old school.

I think we need Trading Cards.

So, here are the first few I've come up with.




Comments

  1. Lotus Evangelist9 July 2009 at 06:04

    where's yours?

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  2. Bruce Elgort9 July 2009 at 06:13

    I will trade you a Duffbert for 3 GayleElgorts.

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  3. Corey Davis9 July 2009 at 06:18

    LOL! Awesome!

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  4. David Leedy9 July 2009 at 10:00

    Everybody should have these at Lotusphere. We can have a big scavanger hunt. Whoever meets the most people and collects the most cards wins.

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  5. Alan Lepofsky9 July 2009 at 11:40

    Collect both an Alan Lepofsky and an Ed Brill in order to complete your set.

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  6. wildunknown9 July 2009 at 14:36

    But I thought an Ed Brill and Alan Lepofsky were the same card...

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  7. Gregg9 July 2009 at 19:13

    Cheap shot: For extra points, put them in order of height. (I'm sorry, I really cracked myself up with that one)

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  8. Lotus Evangelist10 July 2009 at 04:01

    By Lotusphere there will be a special commemorative edition set with all the founders/creators of Lotus Notes cards.

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  9. Gregg30 May 2011 at 08:24

    Cheap shot: For extra points, put them in order of height. (I'm sorry, I really cracked myself up with that one)

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  10. Corey Davis30 May 2011 at 08:24

    LOL! Awesome!

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  11. Lotus Evangelist30 May 2011 at 08:24

    By Lotusphere there will be a special commemorative edition set with all the founders/creators of Lotus Notes cards.

    ReplyDelete
  12. Bruce Elgort30 May 2011 at 08:24

    I will trade you a Duffbert for 3 GayleElgorts.

    ReplyDelete

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