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Title: Why its better to pretend you don't know computers Post by: bubba on December 28, 2009, 08:56:12 pm This is pretty funny..
http://theoatmeal.com/comics/computers Title: Re: Why its better to pretend you don't know computers Post by: Kilroy on December 29, 2009, 07:05:09 am Too funny, but oh so true.
Title: Re: Why its better to pretend you don't know computers Post by: SIGNGUY on December 29, 2009, 09:39:28 am Similar to work, we have a small office of 9 employees and since I happen to know what a Hard Drive and Keyboard are.. I got voted to be I.T. guy.. and now everytime a computer takes more than a second to respond to a mouse click, i get , "John My computer is slow, can you come take a look"... ooohh who is me..
Title: Re: Why its better to pretend you don't know computers Post by: bubba on December 29, 2009, 09:03:24 pm Similar to work, we have a small office of 9 employees and since I happen to know what a Hard Drive and Keyboard are.. I got voted to be I.T. guy.. and now everytime a computer takes more than a second to respond to a mouse click, i get , "John My computer is slow, can you come take a look"... ooohh who is me.. I've got the same thing plus a few people starting bringing in their home pc's for me to look at in my spare time... :darn: Title: Re: Why its better to pretend you don't know computers Post by: Kilroy on December 29, 2009, 09:20:01 pm Been there, had it done to. I never thought in 2009 I'd be reloading Windows 95 on a machine. No, I wish I was kidding.
My reply to all requests at work is "Sure, Geek Squad over at Best Buy charges $75 an hour to look at a PC, I charge $60". Cash Please. Title: Re: Why its better to pretend you don't know computers Post by: Creighton on December 30, 2009, 12:11:44 am Back in my cubical days... Loved IT's consistent response "broke, not worth fixing, you fill out request form".
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