"When someone calls me the Che Guevara of ed-tech: is that a compliment, an insult, or a death threat"
(Jan. 23, 2012, Audrey Watters, Twitter)
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- The Simpsons of holy books
- The Colonel Sanders of mouse-flavored cat food
- The Woody Allen of rat terriers
- The Colonel Klink of the Marvel Universe
- The Martha Stewart of bacon grease stains and tart...
- The Colin Farrell of the monkey world
- The Kate Upton of medium-chubby depressing female ...
- The Magic Johnson of food
- The Leonard Cohen of the local foodcourt
- The Temple Grandin of retail
- The Jar Jar Binks of management effectiveness
- The Sean Connery of gnomes
- The Yoko Ono of the GOP
- The Norm Macdonald of charcuterie
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- The Martha Stewart of poo
- The Lou Gehrig of class attendance
- The Michael Jordan of email forwardin'
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- The Lil Wayne of older white ladies
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- The Jeff Goldblum of shoes
- The Mick Jagger of monsters
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- The Heather Locklear of legumes
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