By silicon.com, 5 September 2008 11:28
This competition has now closed. The winning caption, from reader Ian Powell was "Note to self: No more office parties in the server room!"
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1. Ian Powell
Note to self: No more office parties in the server room !
2. Rob Falconer
The divorce was amicable enough, until it got to Harry’s Deep Purple collection
3. Audrey
What was the point of making a glass CD of someone singing so high that it shatters glass?
4. Stuart Fawcett
Government data protection plans are revealed.
5. Audrey
Derek’s new girlfriend clearly did not like Heavy Metal
6. Audrey
If Dave was going to continue buying CDs through the post, he decided he would have to get a wider letter-box
7. anonymous
Now all I need is some middleware to glue this back together
8. kenneth wilkinson
"Well,what did you expect from a half price C-D sale
9. Paul
This CD had thousands of personal tax details on it, it would be easier to say I lost it on a train and let the government take the blame...
10. Ian Sargent
"...and you say that this was the only backup of the payroll database?"
11. Gordon Wilkinson
15 years work and its all gone, gone, gone.. !
12. Zack Madden
The RIAA finally develops CDs that self-destruct when illegally shared.
13. Corlis Byrne
My WoW expansion pack .... life is over
14. John Waller
Why did I take the bet that my Windows Install DVD was stronger than an Angle Grinder....
15. Max Lagace
Suddenly remote data storage and backup really did look like a good idea!
16. John Waller
What else do I have to do before you understand.... I DON'T LIKE BARRY MANILOW!!!...
17. John Ray
Technology's not all it's cracked up to be !
18. Rory Choudhuri
Well that's one of the HMRC missing CDs taken care of.
19. Nick Fowler
Unfortunately, people working for the “Mission Impossible” team never got a second chance to listen to their instructions
20. Nick Fowler
The Spice Girls split up yet again
21. P Dragon
This is all your fault, San Andreas
22. P Dragon
Ozzy Osbourne sounded even better now
23. Christopher Grigg
Why hadn't he believed Marketing when they said they had a 'snappy' security idea?
24. Nick Bentley
Despite 3 days of concentration, rehearsals for the modernisation of the spoon bending act weren't going well.
25. Nick Bentley
That Monday morning feeling at the data recovery centre - How do they expect us to......
26. Nick Fowler
I only said I thought it was a Des O’Connor CD
27. Nick Fowler
Inventor finds a cheap alternative for clay pigeon shooting
28. P Dragon
Unfortunately, Derek’s sophisticated new CD-player was a bit of a music critic!
29. P Dragon
Not only was his car a write-off, but …
30. Ian Springham
So much for virtual storage ...
31. Ian Springham
Apple's new "Hip Pocket Disk Store" has unforeseen teething problems
32. Karen Challinor
ermmm ... what exactly do you mean by "careful it's the first one ever made and it's a bit fragile ?"
33. Karen Challinor
"Arrr" said the pirate "here be the two pieces of the map, put them together and any computer with a CD drive can tell you where the treasure be, Arrrrr"
34. bharatgoyal
To save my personal CD in Compliance raid, i made it RAID - Redundant Appropriation of Independent pieces of a Disc
35. anonymous
This wouldn't have happened if it was Chrome
36. Richard
Warning: Data Read Error - Disk Too Fragmented.
37. Jon Silk
'DVD-rental-by-post' fails if you scrimp on jiffy bags.
38. Karen Challinor
OEM creates new breed of disk readers to deal with pirate disks
39. Johnny Fender
Well the new rock group were breaking all records.
40. anonymous
Well I bet you can’t do that with your system tape backup HA!......Ops I shouldn’t have done that :-(