By silicon.com, 3 October 2008 11:52
This competition has now closed. The winning caption from reader Simon Abbott was: "When I said 'bring an apple' to the picnic, I didn't mean a Mac."
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Caption Competition: Desk tidy!
Now where did my keyboard go?
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Comments
There are 29 comments. Join the discussion
1. Audrey
No, Derek, I think you'll find the recycle bin on your Windows desktop is for virtual documents only
2. P Dragon
I’m not sure the data clean-up software covers for this
3. kenneth wilkinson
"That mouse had been out scavenging again."
4. Andy McKnight
The iMacDonalds...
5. Paul
Well, I've never seen the regurgitate button on the Recycle Bin before or since but that's the result!
6. Lee Finlay
The Mighty iMouse has been at it again...
7. Simon Abbott
When I said 'bring an apple' to the picnic, I didn't mean a Mac.
8. Neil Banton
But Monsieur, it is only a wafer thin laptop!
9. Simon Abbott
But I thought you said it wanted more 'mega bites'?
10. Piers Dale
I'm sure I left an Apple under here somewhere
11. Richard Marshall
... No, I ordered a good old, filthy, great Big Mac for lunch.
12. Richard Marshall
Carol, your *#*£%∆¥*#* Gonk has been at my sandwiches again!
13. Valerie Ganne
OK, Sir, now empty the other pocket
14. Rob Falconer
Could I have a cleaner to aisle number 3, please?
15. Robert Lindsay
You’ve got a dirty QWERTY
16. Nick Fowler
No, I said I wanted you to increase the size of the buffer, not the buffet
17. Barry Ebdon
cyborg-technology enhanced keyboard manufacturer admits its latest product still needs a few tweeks to its table-manners firmware
18. Barry Ebdon
Obese teenager denies problem with lifestyle
19. Tim Ware
Macmeal
20. Chris Sanderson
someone has stuck a damned keyboard in the middle of my picnic!
21. Richard Harris
The secret world of office rubbish politics is trying one last ditch effort to bring Apple to there side. It got messy.
22. Robert Harris
Brinsley, the office manager, decided that it was time to stop Brenda eating al-desko
23. anonymous
I am sure I brought an apple.
24. Pete Waller
"Are you at lunch?"
25. tremorman
I know we get a lot of spam, but now it's coming in sandwiches too.
26. Tim Ware
The departments green computing initiative took a different turn with the proposal to recycle food waste.
27. Tim Ware
man bites apple is no news but apple eats man . . .
28. Richard
Government vows to clean-up City trading.
29. Richard
So much for Jamie's "healthy option."