Dream job?

just applied for a dream job... http://jobview.monster.co.uk /GetJob.aspx?JobID=85293004&aid=28352004&WT.mc_n=JSAHG10

do you think the letter might be a bit much?

REF:M-NLPSMA2001/IS - Social Marketing Assistant (Buzz Marketeer)

I've worked in online marketing for seven years after 11 years as a senior life science technician in biological effects monitoring for CEFAS.

As of 18/12/07 I have worked from home after a nearly fatal RTA. During recovery I spent a lot of time online, promoting bands, venues, social enterprise etc. I now work as a freelance social marketeer specialising in viral/memehacking(because of the science)

Please follow all the inks in my cv http://docs.google.com/View?id=df9rswwg_6hm3xgtfx.. for examples and stats.

Please also Google theonewhoistall to see my online profligacy.

I am obviously very interested in nlp and would and would relish employing it's techniques in promoting nlp events . I believe I can deliver significantly above requirements at a significant reduction in cost, from home.

I would like execute the online campaign as a scientific study, in partnership with academia and publish our findings in a peer reviewed journal such as Psychotherapy, Theory and Research. I feel this would be PR gold and lend great perceived weight to the companies reputation.

I would estimate, after one month full time 32 hours/month, would be sufficient investment @?25/hr. (?8k).

I hope this is of interest and to hear from you soon.

Yours sincerely



Gary

Great in depth analysis of leet speak

from http://icanhascheezburger.com

At the high-end, elitist leetspeak features letters and numbers mixed together and references to computer hacking skills are applied to everyday life; at the low end, cute terms used in text messaging and MySpace are filled mainly with acronyms for common phrases.

High-End Example: p43ar my l337 sk11lz0rz!!!1!!1
Translation: You should be fearful of my powerful computer hacking abilities.
Fear = p43ar; elite = l337; skill = sk11lz0rz.

Memehacking

A meme hack is altering a meme to express a point of view not intended or inherent in the original, or even opposite to the original. The meme can be thoughts, concepts, ideas, theories, opinions, beliefs, practices, habits, songs, or icons. Distortions of corporate logos are also referred to as Subvertising