"Kidpreneur" and its ilk

[Laurence Horn]

How about someone who markets a service delivering main courses in the
States or pre-main courses in France?  That would, of course, be an
entreepreneur.

larry


At 10:38 AM -0700 6/20/00, Peter A. McGraw wrote:
>Hey, this is growing on me after all.  How about "tantrumpreneur"--someone
>who starts a business teaching primal scream therapy, perhaps?  This should
>be perfect for one of those 4-year-old kidpreneurs.  Check it out at
>"www.tantrum.com"!
>
>--On Tue, Jun 20, 2000 1:22 PM -0400 Gareth Branwyn
><garethb2 at EARTHLINK.NET> wrote:
>
>> I've received a number of these awful -preneur coinages, such as
>> "cyberpreneur" and (hold onto your stomach contents) "tantrapreneur"
>> (someone who runs a business with his/her "significant other" -- tantra as
>> in tantric sex). Make it stop.
>