Tag: humour

My Wife — a Love Story.

My wife is magical. She made me home-toasted muesli yesterday. When I ate breakfast this morning and it dawned on me that I have maple syrup in my breakfast cereal, I wanted to marry her all over again.

Microsoft has a sense of Humour

People here are always joking that my boss and I need to clone ourselves. Usually because computers seem to only behave when we’re peeking over someone’s shoulders. With the “Digital Education Revolution” (more computers per school), having a clone seems like it might be the only way to keep on top of it all.

Seems someone at Microsoft has a sense of humour about it, and sent us this clever “cloning kit” to promote their range of management tools and software licensing options. I though it very clever.

Microsoft has a sense of humour Kinda seems a bit naughty!

Some Uncomfortable Truths

  1. That show you like? Unless it involves people being voted off every week, it won’t be on next season.
  2. We know it took you a half an hour to ‘mess up’ your hair this morning.
  3. Unless you already work for NASA, right now, today — you’re never going to be an Astronaut.
  4. No one reads your blog.
  5. Putting in an energy saving bulb isn’t going to offset your pollution while you’re CEO of an oil company.
  6. There is no way all 415 of them are actually your friends.
  7. Sometimes in the night, when it does get a little lonely, I reach over and touch it. Then it doesn’t feel so lonely anymore.
  8. If you don’t like your job, SUCK IT UP! A lot of people hate their jobs but do it anyway. Or alternatively, find a better job that makes you feel more fulfilled. Whatever suits your circumstances.
  9. Your Asian tattoo does not — I repeat DOES NOT — make you seem deep. However, your barbed wire tattoo does succeed in making you look like a dick.
  10. You probably aren’t as ugly as you think you are. Unless you’re very attractive and know it. In that case it’s likely that you’re a teensy bit less pretty than you like to think.

Special thanks to my co-author Carlynne Nunn. This sucked until she fixed it.

Executives at Mattel Inc. held a press conference Monday to unveil the toy company’s latest product, Plain Pamela, a homely doll designed to boost the confidence of girls ages 7 to 12.

New Homely Doll To Improve Self-Image Of Young Girls | The Onion — America’s Finest News Source

What a terrific idea!

Pass it on: Programmer’s Earrings

It’s time this ended

OK, time to step it up a notch.

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Rules for Buses

  1. The bus is always late.

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