By silicon.com, 23 May 2008 10:30
This competition is now closed. The winning caption from reader Tony Sibley was "It was a novel approach to finding the needle but Derek had his doubts."
Photo Credit: Rackspace Hosting
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By silicon.com, 23 May 2008 10:30
This competition is now closed. The winning caption from reader Tony Sibley was "It was a novel approach to finding the needle but Derek had his doubts."
Photo Credit: Rackspace Hosting
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1. Valerie Ganne
Harry was about to regret agreeing to let his mother-in-law learn to drive a JCB
2. Robert Lindsay
The Sun reporter was about to get his biggest scoop
3. P Dragon
John forgot the golden rule – if your wife wants to learn to drive a dump-truck, don’t stand in her way
4. Rob Falconer
The driver’s name may be Baskin –Robbins, but he’s only got one scoop
5. Nick Fowler
Rackspace only uses natural fuel, such as wood chips and engineers in hard hats
6. Audrey
Even though the engineer hadn’t tipped the driver, he was about to get one himself
7. Guy Reynolds
On checking his till receipt Fred became all too aware of the immensity of his wifes chocolate addiction.
8. Tony Sibley
It was a novel approach to finding the needle but Derek had his doubts
9. Ian Sargent
The wood-chip audit was taking longer than expected.
10. anonymous
14,647,21? B******s, cut that engine. Now where was I ?
11. anonymous
F*** - 63.3 m3 of chips - still not enough to charge up this palmtop - where the hell am I going to get the next forest!!
12. Lee Finlay
Digger driver: Shhh... Be verwy qwiet. I'm hunting men with clipboards.
13. Mary Hullah
The Highways Agency finally gets the gritting machines ready for the winter weather
14. David Bowen
Chip manufacturer's inventory woe as recession begins to bite IT industry.
15. James Nash
Harry's boss had said he could be relied upon when the chips are down.
16. anonymous
"This is not what I meant when I said I fancied chips!"
17. anonymous
Despite wearing his hat in an attempt to contain it, Eric's dandruff problem was getting out of control.
18. Denise Soos
He started to question if wind turbines were such an eyesight after all.
19. anonymous
Cor Blimey how much kitty litter do they need? how big did they say that cat was!!!!
20. Andrew Dommett
Two scoops or three?
21. John Ray
Big job for bean counter as power-hungry machine awaits.
22. Tim Ware
Larry Ellison models the sort utility for Oracle 12
23. Mr Brian G Faulkner
One scoop or two.
24. kenneth wilkinson
Crufts take delivery of their new Poopa Scoopa.
25. Richard
Now, which button will transform this heap back into a living tree?
26. Richard
Sorry Guv, it says here that each chip must be stamped and serialised to prove that it's from a sustainable forest.
27. kenneth wilkinson
"Brown promises bigger portions for pensioners who use the Meals on Wheels servicw."
28. David Devine
Arthur patiently kept check on the Woodpeckers bonus sheet.
29. gwilym rhys-jones
Nigel was starting to regret going short in the cocoa market.
30. anonymous
Bob decided that it was time to declare war on the moles...
31. anonymous
Yippee! No more splinters now I have a big digger!
32. anonymous
While the foreman worked out how many trips would be needed to clear the site, the digger driver just wondered if he could scoop his boss into the wood chip.
33. anonymous
"Its been a long time since wood chip has been in fashion" thought Dave as he struggled with his designs to make it fashionable again.
34. anonymous
Burt and Ron were on standby ready for the 10 am coffee break!
35. S Acton
Tommy was going to be in trouble when mum saw he'd crumbled all the Weetabix to play factories again.
36. anonymous
Bob can you fix me!
37. anonymous
They`ll all need to be barcoded, put into the system and then moved to unrestricted before you`re even going to start your digger!
38. joanne davis
7 million 3 hundred thousand and fifty two.............
39. anonymous
Don't anyone move! I think I dropped my contact lens!!
40. anonymous
Oh Damn ! I'll have to count them again !! According to my records their's 443 missing !
41. Lauren Brown
Cleaning the giant hamster's cage was becoming an increasing struggle!
42. anonymous
I think we miscounted, call the digger quick, we'll have to recount!
43. anonymous
We're gonna need a bigger truck...
44. anonymous
Mummy I've shrunk my dad! : He's in my sandbox...
45. anonymous
The world's largest pooper scooper attacks man at the Rackspace Hosting's data centre in Slough.
46. steven holland
The new trainee is given the task of stock taking the chips.
47. anonymous
Just 1 engineer left to bury, then lunch!
48. Dave Devine
Well you did say get oven chips.
49. Chris Sanderson
Damn, I knew I should have got the tractor out before the delivery arrived!