By silicon.com, 10 October 2008 10:48
This competition is now closed. The winning caption, from reader P Dragon was: "This explains exactly why the help desk never seems interested in my computer problems."
Photo credit: Lewis Imagebank
Yes, this is my job...
By silicon.com, 10 October 2008 10:48
This competition is now closed. The winning caption, from reader P Dragon was: "This explains exactly why the help desk never seems interested in my computer problems."
Photo credit: Lewis Imagebank
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1. Rolf
Harry’s boss wanted to give him something to do instead of sitting around twiddling his thumbs all day
2. Nick Fowler
Harry was on call-out, but at least they’d given him a fourteen-mile extension lead
3. P Dragon
This explains exactly why the help desk never seems interested in my computer problems
4. Valerie Ganne
But, Boss, it’s only there to cover up the marks made by your cheap, leaking biros
5. Robert Lindsay
I used to have a stethoscope hanging around my neck, but I found this commands more respect these days
6. Audrey
We’re not allowed to experiment on animals in the laboratory any more, so we use Sims people these days
7. Claire B
Let's play Doctors and Nurses!
8. Radical Meldrew
This pacemaker's manual override clearly requires a little more refinement
9. Paul Henry
Is that a hand-held games consol controller in your pocket, or are you just pleased to see me?
10. John Ray
Boffin loses head, but consoles himself with job title
11. Craig Mitchell
Playstation realised there was no point in creating a pocket sized controller. Boffins agreed that they just needed bigger pockets.
12. Craig Mitchell
New advances in controller technology include sweat proof handles.
13. Craig Mitchell
NHS trail new ways of gaining interaction at childrens hospitals.
14. Craig Mitchell
Daz doorstep challenge to go interactive.
15. anonymous
Ponys new nipple activated controller causes a buzz around the office
16. Tony Sibley
Now Jones, if you could rotate 5 times to the right and demonstrate to the audience a "self frag"...
17. kenneth wilkinson
"Mini Me loved playing his pocket sized console game."
18. Tremorman
The chief scientist was obviously a control freak.
19. Brian Chappell
Knowing the most common cause of late night executive support calls I always carry a spare!
20. (another) Richard
Richard Garriott's all set for "blast-off."
21. anonymous
OK, if anyone asks I'll just say I've been in a two hour meeting
22. Janet McKitterick
The job of launching Apollo 63 was now down to 15 year old school boy Nigel Caruthers who had a better grasp of the mission controls than the others in the team.
23. Karen Challinor
how the government view scientists
... trust me it's better than how they view the public
24. Mike Parmley
Despite covering up his tank top with a lab coat, Clive didn't seem to be able to shake off his geek image.
25. Gareth Alexander
Let me get this right, this week you're researching how getting the high score at Tekken affects your eyes, last week it was porn sites and next week you need to test drive super cars. When exactly did Carlsberg start doing Scientific research?