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Poor NoHands
we've made him an attention junkie, and now he hates being out of the spotlight
(Sat 12th Oct 2002, 12:59, More)
we've made him an attention junkie, and now he hates being out of the spotlight
(Sat 12th Oct 2002, 12:59, More)
ladies & gentlemen....i give you the cooputer
after nearly burning my tea for the millionth time tonight, i demand that someone makes this
(Mon 2nd Sep 2002, 20:54, More)
after nearly burning my tea for the millionth time tonight, i demand that someone makes this
(Mon 2nd Sep 2002, 20:54, More)
always thought there was something weird about this pair
can't quite put me finger on it though...
(Tue 13th Aug 2002, 21:27, More)
can't quite put me finger on it though...
(Tue 13th Aug 2002, 21:27, More)
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» Clients Are Stupid
i work in IT support for a newspaper
and have come to look at journalists in a whole new light. many stories, but my favourite is the guy who rang down in a panic, as he needed to save something onto floppy to take out the office, but kept getting a message saying the drive was inaccessible. it didn't sound like he was doing anything wrong, so i went up to his desk to have a look. i watched him try to save the file, saw the error message appear, then happened to notice a floppy disk sitting on his desk.
me: 'is this the disk you're trying to save to? it should probably be in the drive.'
journo: 'oh shit. please don't tell anyone about this.'
(Thu 1st Jan 2004, 23:12, More)
i work in IT support for a newspaper
and have come to look at journalists in a whole new light. many stories, but my favourite is the guy who rang down in a panic, as he needed to save something onto floppy to take out the office, but kept getting a message saying the drive was inaccessible. it didn't sound like he was doing anything wrong, so i went up to his desk to have a look. i watched him try to save the file, saw the error message appear, then happened to notice a floppy disk sitting on his desk.
me: 'is this the disk you're trying to save to? it should probably be in the drive.'
journo: 'oh shit. please don't tell anyone about this.'
(Thu 1st Jan 2004, 23:12, More)