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From the Dilbert newsletter, "True tales of people who put the duh in induhvidual."
While trying to buy two bottles of wine in a supermarket I was asked, "Are you 21?" Trying to be funny, I said, "No, but my daughter is 22."
The checkout clerk replied "I'm not interested in how old your daughter is. Are you over 21?"
BTW I did upload the remainder of the wedding photos - at least, all the ones that were worth looking at.
While trying to buy two bottles of wine in a supermarket I was asked, "Are you 21?" Trying to be funny, I said, "No, but my daughter is 22."
The checkout clerk replied "I'm not interested in how old your daughter is. Are you over 21?"
BTW I did upload the remainder of the wedding photos - at least, all the ones that were worth looking at.
Spoof datasheet
Jul. 24th, 2008 01:20 pm
Back in the mid 1970s there was an advert published on April 1, for a write only memory. The advert claimed one feature was that it used no high level programming code - you could "revel in the simplicity of ones and zeros". Here is a link to the data sheet. http://www.national.com/rap/files/datasheet.pdf Notice the cooling requirements.
