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February 23, 2007 6:12 PM

VC (or Entrepreneur) Madlibs

It’s late on Friday (queue Amy from background: “Brad, it’s 6:10 on a Friday – get off of your computer and come play.”) Before I figure out where we are going for dinner, I thought I’d leave you with a Madlib to fill in.  Remember Madlibs?  Yeah – sure you do.  I know I’m supposed to tell you the part of speech to fill in, but I’ll let you wing it.  A free subscription to this blog for a year goes to the winner (uh huh – I know – it’s already free – now you are getting a taste of a VC negotiating tactic.)  Comment away – if I get some creative ones, I might even try this again.

Ah, look at all the ________ ________!
Ah, look at all the ________ ________!

________ ________ picks up the ________ in a ________ where a ________ has been.
Lives in a dream.

________ at the ________, wearing the ________ that she keeps in a ________ by the ________. Who is it for?

All the ________ ________, where do they all come from?
All the ________ ________, where do they all ________?

Posted in: Humor | Posted by: Brad Feld

COMMENTS (2)

After a long drink with friends .... (and with respect to Mrs Rigby, of course):

Ah, look at all the early traction !
Ah, look at all the seed stage funding !

Poor techcrunch reader picks up the fund in a firm where a rockstar has been.
Lives in a dream.

Queues up at the conf room, wearing the pitch that she keeps in a file by the door. Who is it for?

All the entrepreneurs, where do they all come from?
All the crazy fundings, where do they all take form?

Alternative ending:
All the entreeeeepreneurs ...
Where doooooo they rais' money ?!?!

Laurent , February 24, 2007 5:38 PM

Ah, look at all the passionate entrepreneurs!
Ah, look at the the wasted energy.

Joe Startup picks up the idea in a backyard where a dog has been.

Look at the founder, wearing the mask that she keeps in a box by the sink. Who is it for?

All the solutions without problems, where do they all come from?
All the beta customers, where do they all go?

David Cohen , February 26, 2007 3:34 PM




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