My Dad, 82 years old, gave me a huge collection of his generation of memes, hard copy Internet so to say.
He collected these over his 30+ years of work since the 1960s.
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I remember this one & #2 from my dad's office 50+ years ago. He also had this: "My boss must think I'm a mushroom. He keeps me in the dark and feeds me b******t all day."
My father had this same drawing on the wall next to his drafting board, in a small metal removing design and build shop in Flint, Michigan . . . circa 1969 . . . kinda predates software development.
I have two variations of this over the past 15 years, both presented as if they were the original author/source. Obviously, none of those sources were actually the original. I really hate when people fob off other people's stuff as their own. What kind of childish (and immoral) mentality allows for that?
A laminated copy of this belongs at every business with a copier...
Thats like saying i work at mcdonalds i have no car and i have no money. But im 6'1 with abs marry me?
Dude... they mean that they are off somewhere else, maybe deployed, not doing a particular job in the United States... no one's trying to hate on anyone...
Load More Replies...This is the classic standard right here folks....long passed by industrial maintenance mechanics. (I still have my dad's copy, and it hangs on my tool box, just as it did his.)
Agreed, I remember this getting passed around my high school :D
Load More Replies...And this is why walker bandaged himself, changed his name to lucky, and changed his catchphrase from "wuh" to "rrr-ouch" (only animal crossing fans would understand this)
Omg,omg I am gonna die! This is Soo classic of a burn, delivered with such Elegance.
These are just moments. I think this makes these pictures look so modern.
I'm convinced Ianto found something like this under the coffee maker at Torchwood and that's why he was the only one who could work it properly.
Past-time version of modern-day machine learning and machine awareness..
I think Bored Panda might soon be getting some nasty emails from certain workers. They also tend to not deal criticism very well.
You can, it might just not be your work anymore afterwards .
Load More Replies...The version I had at my college newspaper was "We the unwilling, led by the unqualified, have been doing the unbelievable for so long with so little we now attempt the impossible with nothing."
In the 80ies I read a similar epithet on the word f**k and thought first this was it, but it seems this a second variation of it! The one I read in the 80ies had two examples I remember pretty well.. Famous persons using the word f**k: General Custer: Where did all these f*****g indians come from? At a Famous Nuclear meltdown: Ohh, F**K! Anyone having this to post?
Fornication. Under the Consent of the King what I understand it stands for?
Well, the writer's grammar could use some review. Mary was f****d by John is a passive voice sentence, not intransitive. An intransitive sentence might be Mary was f****d. Yes, some of know this and we care about it Don't get me started on "between you and I". Don't throw an I in because you think it will make you sound smart. Between is a preposition and takes an object, i.e., me.
I always liked the example: This f*****g f****r's f*****g f****d!
What about finding other courses while the one in question is unavailable?
As long as the owner of your regular course doesn't find out, it should be okay, but it's hard to keep all your courses a secret.
Load More Replies...Oh man, this gag paper comic was at a job I had 28 years ago! Mary & Melony office managers at the TPF in beautiful Lake Tawakoni, TX!
perhaps i deserve one of these, since i cant overlook the misspelling of 'regard'
This poster is going against out species' cause to live . Please do not read this ( Only if u r hooman ) Or we might need new jobs. Sincerely, Cats
I have this on my desk right now...on a plaque...in color. I've owned it for over 30 years.
"All those wishing to become little mothers, please meet the minister in his study."
Sayings that would not fly in 2018: Before you attack her, wrap your wacker
LOL! I'm a Libra, but I'm also a male gay artist in RL {although while I am sick, it's not with that} this hit the penny on the head!
Virgo is almost spot on except falling asleep. Hopefully that doesn't happen .... or becoming a bus driver haha
That's from a comedy group called The Capitol Steps. They have a podcast and albums.
"Beer stains wash out" as opposed to...? Also, wow, is this ever gross and misogynistic. No wonder you're so dependent on beer; you don't know how to treat a woman!
Cucumbers, okay, I get, but tacos? Man, you're not going to get much from a taco, unless you're a fan of some spicy burn.
what don't you get about tacos? Think carefully about their shape. Or think about the phrase "fish tacos"
Load More Replies...I'm german. It looks like what we called "denglish" - the worst possible crossover of both languages (deutsch/english). It hurts!
Load More Replies...Oh, yeah, we had tons of these! Some folk even kept binders full of these in their desks.
Yeah, we just called them jokes in those days though. *gets ready to talk about walking to school barefoot, up hill both ways*
Load More Replies...This didn't make the list, but I remember seeing it in my dad's office 50+ years ago: "My boss must think I'm a mushroom. He keeps me in the dark and feeds me b******t all day."
I used to keep a binder with these sort of things in it and put them randomly on the work noticeboard. Ah, the memories.
I suddenly feel very old. I'm only 35, yet I remember printing out 'memes' like these in highschool & then in my first workplace staffrooms to share.
Oh, yeah, we had tons of these! Some folk even kept binders full of these in their desks.
Yeah, we just called them jokes in those days though. *gets ready to talk about walking to school barefoot, up hill both ways*
Load More Replies...This didn't make the list, but I remember seeing it in my dad's office 50+ years ago: "My boss must think I'm a mushroom. He keeps me in the dark and feeds me b******t all day."
I used to keep a binder with these sort of things in it and put them randomly on the work noticeboard. Ah, the memories.
I suddenly feel very old. I'm only 35, yet I remember printing out 'memes' like these in highschool & then in my first workplace staffrooms to share.
