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January 28, 2003
Cows & Clues
Posted by Renee Hopkins Callahan
An astute reader who is currently blogless pointed out, re Purple Cow:
When I confessed my Cluetrain-less-ness in this matter and asked permission to post from his email, he replied:
Any of my posts are Creatively designated as Yum Yum versions of Imaginative Pastures License Technology developed by Fishrush (Pasture + Purple Grape in Squeezable bottle = Purple Cow Yum Yum)
and thoughtfully provided a link to the original Cluetrain cow:
Apparently there was once an actual cartoon with a train and this cow, but we can't find it on the Cluetrain site. If any of the Cluetrainers know where the original cartoon is and will give me the location, I'll post it. You can never have too much cow!
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