MSN's Butterfly Guy

MSN's Butterfly Guy: Page 19 of 24

In this edition we discuss the benefits of being the MSN Butterfly Guy, vendor mascots and Internet gambling.

April 23, 2004

John Jokerst:

Gee Steve, don't you think you should spend more time running the company!
Isn't the "butterfly" Microsoft's new logo? Bigger bugs ... but a lot more attractive!

Cynthia Kryszak: It beats being dressed as a rat.

Tom Koenen: ..If the Microsoft ad campaign crashes and burns, Butterfly Guy will be set to audition for a local Peter Pan play.

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