Some of RIM's ads displayed on mobile phones seem to be inept.

For instance, one small ad in an Android app reads "Introducing the Playbook OS 2" close to a text icon of "Blackberry Playbook". Period. Well, that one is almost like an antic. What are the product's benefits to consumers, which is supposed to be the message the ad should convey? Gee.

Oscar Wilde wrote the following in his "A Florentine Tragedy": "And the dumb river shall receive your corse and wash it all unheeded to the sea."

I'm not very sure if the adverb "all" describes "wash" or "unheeded".

Reflecting on U. Q., now I know he's not diffident at all.

Many established business people only gave snatches of their time to D, an entrepreneur, who had had a pipe dream. And maybe most importantly, there was only himself in that pipe dream, other flaws of D aside.