Sucka VCs

A friend forwards me, strictly as an inside joke (I know a couple of you from work read this blog, and relax, I'm not looking) a job description for a lucrative contract Information Architect opportunity in NYC, which opens with the following priceless prose:

This is a high level [sic] project involving edutainment and social networking.

Um, no.

No no no no no.

It's way too early on a Saturday morning to read "edutainment" and "social networking" in the same sentence, especially when the use is apparently nonironic.

Talk about your Web 2.0 buzzword-compliant business plan, and a sucka VC (see: 1, 2) to boot.