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Remember these dumbest moments? Here are some of the highlights of stupidity in 2005.
Winner, Dumbest Moment, T & E
Winner, Dumbest Moment, T & E
Let's see, that's 752 rum-and-Cokes, 363 orders of buffalo wings, 2,000 lap dances ...
In October, American Express sues Savvis CEO Robert McCormick for $241,000 in charges he racked up on a visit to New York strip club Scores. Savvis places McCormick on unpaid leave after he admits to the visit but claims that he charged less than $20,000. He later resigns, accepting more than $600,000 in severance but forfeiting almost $3 million in preferred stock.

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