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[[File:Percy and Queenie.png|thumb|Frisbee as a metaphor for [[sovereign immunity]]]] | [[File:Percy and Queenie.png|thumb|Frisbee as a metaphor for [[sovereign immunity]]]] | ||
''Percy and Queen Elizabeth are playing frisbee'' <br> | |||
'' | '''Lord Percy''': ''Catches the frisbee'' Howzat! <br> | ||
'''Lord Percy''': '' | |||
'''Queen Elizabeth''': Percy, who's Queen?<br> | '''Queen Elizabeth''': Percy, who's Queen?<br> | ||
'''Lord Percy''': '' | '''Lord Percy''': ''Drops Frisbee'' Butterfingers! <br> | ||
}} | }} | ||
The very worst reason for agreeing to a counterparty’s demand, but one which is all too often the chief motivating factor, particularly of [[Sales]] and their glad-handing lightweight counterparts in [[senior relationship management]] | The very worst reason for agreeing to a counterparty’s demand, but one which is all too often the chief motivating factor, particularly of [[Sales]] and their glad-handing lightweight counterparts in [[senior relationship management]] | ||
Revision as of 11:44, 13 June 2018
Percy and Queen Elizabeth are playing frisbee
Lord Percy: Catches the frisbee Howzat!
Queen Elizabeth: Percy, who's Queen?
Lord Percy: Drops Frisbee Butterfingers!
The very worst reason for agreeing to a counterparty’s demand, but one which is all too often the chief motivating factor, particularly of Sales and their glad-handing lightweight counterparts in senior relationship management