It seems there's now a trend of taking the main ingredient out of something and calling it "St. Regis": It's now also the name of Inglenook's de-alcoholized wine! -=Steve=-
other possible product lines Ah, the marketing possibilities! Imagine the potential for various lines of faux-products: St. Regis Fashions (clothing for transvestites) St. Regis Meets (Scientifically Prepared Artifical Meat) St. Regis Noudles (zero-carb pasta made from heavy hydrocarbons) St. Regis Ice Creem (frozen desert made from oil sludge) St. Regis Farmaceuticals (patent medicines made from corn stalks) St. Regis Vacation-In-An-Elevator (pioneered by Don Pardo, featured on Saturday Night Live) St. Regis Bait-n-Switch (a combination sporting goods and electrical supply store offering lessons in electric eel husbandry) St. Regis Goatel (lodging for transients; room amenities include a hair dryer and a goat, but no bed) G
How about a St. Regis "Do It Yourself" University? Create your own St. Regis university and award yourself its own degrees!
It is inevitable, IMHO, that St. Regis will disappear, then reappear as an entirely "new" entity. Why? Several reasons. The diploma mill business is too lucrative to abandon without being arrested and sent to prison. This must continue. St. Regis is developing a very public and very negative name and reputation. If this continues, even the sleepy-headed world of HR might actually wake up and start paying attention. This would make St. Regis' fake degrees almost worthless--their customers would be afraid of being found out. Time for a renewal! It could happen that St. Regis' operators might find themselves scrutinized by law enforcement agencies, necessitating a change of address. A name change would also be in line. So, change the name, the fake contacts, the fake faculty, the fake accreditation, everything. Oh, except the real method for remitting payment, of course.
Those Liberians oughta give up. St. Regis and it's affiliates are so badly bruised by reputation! Heck, seeing a St. Regis on a resume guarantees instant dropping from the employer shortlist. By the way, is Kennedy-Western any good?
I have an idea. How about if we all come together and make a virtual university out of degreeinfo.com? Heh, Degreeinfo University! It would sure be a more valuable place to learn than, lets say, KWU.
I have an idea. How about if we all come together and make a virtual university out of degreeinfo.com? Heh, Degreeinfo University! It would sure be a more valuable place to learn than, lets say, KWU.
