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Monday, July 20th, 2009 | Author: Dr. Dominguez

Apparently there is something of a financial crisis on at the moment, or so my clients tell me. Fortunately my industry is more or less recession-proof mainly due to the fact that when people ask for a discount I get my right hand man Eduardo el Loco to remove some of their fingers with a pair of bolt cutters – that usually straightens out any unnecessary price fluctuations. However I realise that others may prefer slightly less direct methods. Obviously you want to move into a sector that shows strong growth potential so I have identifies two areas for you to consider.

Great Career Opportunity

Great Career Opportunity


First is anything to do with climate change. This is a brilliant scheme which has created an entire industry worth billions of dollars from essentially nothing. All you have to do is call yourself a consultant, mutter something about carbon credits, pretend you are all about saving the world for future generations, label anyone who doesn’t fall over in agreement with you a ‘climate change denier’ and wait for the cash to roll in.
Second area where I can see big potential is piracy (not the electronic sort, the good sort). Look, if the Somalians can do it why can’t you? Also you get to wear a patch over one eye and go ‘aaaaaarrh’ a lot which is obviously muy bueno. Loads of cash to be made there – in fact I am thinking of branching out in that direction myself. Obviously you may have to off the odd Philippino radio operator from time to time, but think of the benefits.

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Tuesday, July 07th, 2009 | Author: Dr. Dominguez

You don’t mention which country you’re in but I don’t imagine you’ll have to go far, dolphins seem to be bloody well everywhere. I really don’t see what Greenpeace or PETF are on about, weeping salty tears for a bunch of over-rated pilchard munchers.

Pilchard-muncher

Pilchard-muncher


The boys down at the yacht club are so sick of dolphin meat they have started throwing them back after a quick sterilisation operation, just to keep the population down. You go all the way up the Amazon and what do you see – dolphins (pink ones! I mean honestly), remote lake in the middle of China – dolphins, Tierra Del Fuego – dolphins (although they look like killer whales so are probably OK). What is it about them that makes people so cloyingly sentimental?
People don’t get all misty eyed over the coelacanth now do they? I’d take los niños out to watch sloths instead, that would probably be a relaxing afternoon, and much cheaper.

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