Paging Doctor Tufte.
Richard Riccelli snagged this from Three Oceans Real Estate, but he’s too busy posting his FSBOs on Zillow to write it up…
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There’s always something to howl about.
Paging Doctor Tufte.
Richard Riccelli snagged this from Three Oceans Real Estate, but he’s too busy posting his FSBOs on Zillow to write it up…
Technorati Tags: real estate marketing
Kevin Boer says:
Okay, you got me stumped! 🙁 I’ve figured out who Doctor Tufte is, and I know what onomatopoeia is (at least the audio version) … but I’m still baffled by this post. Any hints?
December 8, 2006 — 11:12 pm
Kevin Boer says:
Ok, I think I got it now. The onomato-whatchamacallit reference is because the chart looks like an “A” — as in “Altos Research,” the company that produces them.
Now I can go to bed tonight fully content, without this issue bugging me. 🙂
December 9, 2006 — 1:06 am
Greg Swann says:
> Ok, I think I got it now. The onomato-whatchamacallit reference is because the chart looks like an “A” — as in “Altos Research,” the company that produces them.
Sorry: Wrong.
December 9, 2006 — 7:41 am
Cathleen Collins says:
Here’s the hint I got from Greg, “What is the title of the graph?” (My hint to you: The answer isn’t “Market Stats.”)
December 9, 2006 — 5:38 pm
Joe says:
Wow. Do graphs ever have a way of speaking for themselves.
December 9, 2006 — 6:06 pm
mike says:
Ok, I think I got it now. The onomato-whatchamacallit reference is because the chart looks like an “A” — as in “Altos Research,” the company that produces them.
The chart of Mountain View looks like a mountain view.
December 9, 2006 — 8:16 pm
Kris Berg says:
Duh, now I get it. Any very funny, I might add.
December 10, 2006 — 3:04 pm