What Does Your Book Say

// February 16th, 2006 // General // 1,536 views

Received a very nice email from Angel just now and I promptly went over to check out her blog. One of her posts had an interesting question and I thought I’d rehash it a bit. (Hope you don’t mind Angel)

What follows is not a meme, I repeat this is not a meme. It’s just a wee little question…..

The question (slightly adapted) goes as follows:
Grab the book nearest to you, turn to page 18, and find line 6.

Mine stated:
Divide and conquer is the way you build a powerful new brand.

This is from: The Origin of Brands by Al & Laura Ries.

So what does your book say? C’mon, don’t be shy – post your lines.

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6 Responses to “What Does Your Book Say”

Gareth says:

2006/02/16 at 15:48

“…the middle of Connollystrasse, under the curious gaze of athletes…”

One Day in September – Simon Reeves
Anonymous says:

2006/02/16 at 17:34

Combine a relational database with a series of powerful and easy to use tools,
Aquila says:

2006/02/17 at 09:06

Some submissions around the office include:

“Life adds up to only about 650,000 hours”
Book title: A short History of Everything

“..his reaction to greatness, to anything perfectly beautiful…”

Book Title: Wilbur Smith, The leopard hunts in darkness.
angel says:

2006/02/18 at 14:56

mind! mind? why would i mind…! thanx for the ego boost dude- my first ACTUAL mention inside and ACTUAL blog with an ACTUAL link! woohoo!
Bongani says:

2006/02/28 at 16:39

“..appropriate. Crimes require police work, not military action.”

The Bubble of American Supremacy – George Soros
Aquila says:

2006/02/28 at 16:57

Thanks Bongani….That’s actually quite err appropriate.