By silicon.com, 25 July 2008 10:40
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This competition is now closed. The winning caption from reader Richard Harris was "the new offices for the IT department were deemed by many as step down."
Photo:Steve Ranger
Caption Competition: I'm coming down!
So don't move the ladder...
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1. Karen Challinor
another IT worker going to do their daily work
2. Andy McKnight
Steve Jobs couldn't resist a chuckle as the beta iPhone SatNav's directions to Redmond turned out exactly as planned.
3. kenneth wilkinson
"And at the human Y0-YO championship officials disqualify entrant for using a ladder."
4. Danny Stoyles
Due to prison overcrowding the government have come up with a solution to send anyone caught red-handed to live underground.
5. Mike Parmley
Still looking for those disks!
6. Mary Hullah
Prince Philip opens the prestigious new Slough Underground
7. Mary Hullah
Police negotiator talks up potential sewercide
8. Audrey
Phew, I wouldn’t go down there for a while if I were you
9. Radical Meldrew
MPs returning to their crypt during the Commons recess?
10. Christian Sharp
"I can't believe my wife thought up this silly con. I'll sue 'er"
11. Paul
Gordon Brown is looking for the graph in his popularity poll...
12. Nick Fowler
The source of Britain’s “brain drain” is finally discovered
13. Paul B
As ever, we've been kept in the dark and left in the ****...
14. John Ray
Health & Safety descends to new low
15. anonymous
Microsoft's new Graphical User Interface for updating Vista's registry is revealed ...
16. Paul Harding
The ad said 'You won't find a better talk plan'. Well, we'll see about that...
17. anonymous
Look son,
next time you drop your phone down the toilet, try to grab it BEFORE you flush !
18. Mike Hodgson
The Village People make a spectacular entrance as part of their "London Underworld" tour gig last night
19. Pendragon
Oh, and whilst you’re down there, check to see how much of the ’54 Chateau Lafitte is left, will you?
20. Rosemary Le Huray
Health & Safety has gone a bit overboard for lone workers
21. Steve Kirk
Look, it was bad enough swallowing my wedding ring - do I really have to try and find it?
22. Chris Butlin
When the boss said our network infrastructure was in the sh** I didn't he meant this!
23. Valerie Ganne
Litigation lawyers investigate the reported presence of numerous sewers
24. anonymous
As the next local election result rolled in. Mr Brown took it upon himself to remove a few more fans.
25. Chris Grigg
Are you sure the new fibre optics are down here?
26. Jon Morton
Scotland Yard demonstrate how they hunt criminals who’ve gone underground
27. Rob Falconer
Tony Robinson and the Time Team are accused of taking the easy option
28. Karen Challinor
BPI drop a penny and send an ISP to look for it
29. Neil Worthington
Evidence that wireless connections not yet available in London sewers
30. Bagpuss
Down to the slurry mines to dig up some breakfast after all why bother getting your breakfast cereals from the supermarket when you can just miss out the middle man and grow some yourself.
31. Ian Sargent
Revealed - Silicon.com's private entrance to Tower Hill Underground station.
32. anonymous
Today's a bad day.... my wife always told me I was in it and it was the depth that varied... she never told me I'd need a ladder and a winch to get out !
33. Scott Loretto
Google tech support knows no boundaries in maintaining their latest TiSP fiber-optic network !!
34. anonymous
String me up, Scotty
35. Scott
Are you sure the free copies of Vista are in here ?
36. Richard Harris
the new offices for the IT department were deemed by many as step down.
37. Tim Ware
Boris demonstrates the new low cost tube station that will replace the bendy bus service.
38. Tim Ware
When I said I wanted a Fat pipe......
39. Phil stevens
A blatant phishing attack catches another London identity.
40. David Richmond
the doubt over Gordon Brown's holiday location was soon going to be cleared up
41. Jon Morton
After the success of the Channel Tunnel, British engineers start working on the Australia tunnel
42. anonymous
I'll get away from those emails somehow!
43. anonymous
Maybe, just maybe, there's the latest iPhone down here.
44. anonymous
Look, the sat nav says....
45. Paresh
so, this is whats inside vista!!?
46. David Devine
It's the only property he could afford.
Damn credit crunch
47. Kiernan wagstaff
Another lucky human compete for the titli of Live Action Donkey Kong Champion..