TOM THE DANCING BUG: Will Pinocchio, Inc. Ever Become a Real Boy?
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@gfrank98 wrote: Everybody's making Pinocchio a corporation these days. http://nonadventures.com/2014/04/05/mastery-of-puppets/ Read full topic
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@davide405 wrote: Best takeaway from that (for me). I'm a corporation. I can't have a conscience, but what I do have is a fiduciary duty to my shareholders to do every legal thing that I expect to be...
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@wil9000 wrote: In the original story Pinocchio, the cricket shows up to tell Pinocchio to be a good boy, and the first thing Pinocchio does is throw a shoe at him, which crushes the cricket to death....
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@nemryn wrote: I'm having a hard time believing that Pinocchio, Inc would let the presence of crickets on an endangered list stop him, in panel 8. Read full topic
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@ravuya wrote: If crickets were in fact endangered, it may make more profits for the shareholders to spend the labour to capture or dismantle the cricket rather than just kill him. Read full topic
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@stefanjones wrote: The original Pinocchio was pretty awful. At one point the puppet boy finds the Blue Fairy laid out dead, with a sign blaming Pinocchio's bad behavior. Only it turns out she was...
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@davide405 wrote: Excellent point! A corporate person would crunch the numbers, spin off enough subsidiaries to create plausible deniability, then have the most distant of them kill the cricket. When...
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