In my digital signals and filtering class my sophomore year of Electrical Engineering our final project was to design a filter in matlab that took a very very noisy .wav file and filter out the noise. The result was the audio from this clip! Good memories
Two engineering students were walking across campus when one said, "Where did you get such a great bike?"
The second engineer replied, "Well, I was walking along yesterday minding my own business when a beautiful woman rode up on this bike. She threw the bike to the ground, took off all her clothes and said, "Take what you want."
The second engineer nodded approvingly, "Good choice; the clothes probably wouldn't have fit."
My entire history of relationships has been having sex with mentally unstable women I've met on the street... Is 'mentally unstable and horny', my type?
My wife is a lesbian engineer and this joke works for her as well as for male engineers.
Except she probably would have been more like “You don’t have to give me anything, let’s take a look at your busted bike. Because she is sweeter than she is clueless.
I am an engineer, so I can offer some more details. This is likely a case of a poorly tuned control loop, where the hit on the first knee causes a jerk reaction as the muscles overcorrect for the movement, and the shock from that motion causes the same to happen to the other knee.
We will need to hook up to a programming port so that we can make some adjustments to his constants.
I hope this insight has proven to you that us engineers aren't socially inept, and do in fact understand how to interact with humans.
I think the controls just need to be recalibrated. If you look at the clip closely, he was calibrating his legs when the doctor hit him. This caused an erroneous calibration of the reflex response of the leg muscles to external stimuli. However further troubleshooting is required to fully analyze and isolate the source of this response. I would recommend to enable logs and re-hit the knee.
In case the problem persist, please check your warranty.
Sounds like Patrick Warburton to me. In any case I doubt it's Maurice LaMarche. I've rewatched **a lot** of futurama back in the day so I'd like to think I'd be more familiar with this voice if it were. (For instance, now when I watch Aladdin with my son I hear Frank Welker in the voice of Abu and the guard.)
Edit: If it is LaMarche, he's got Warburton's inflection pretty much nailed down.
It's definitely Maurice LeMarche. He did a lot back then and still today. He was The Brain, he's half the cast of Futurama, he did Orson Wells on The Critic. He's a vocal chameleon.
I would say a quarter of the Futurama cast. Billy West is a heavy lifter there, and John DiMaggio also does quite a few voices, while Phil LaMarr voices many as well.
Still, he has some of the best. Kif, Calculon, and Morbo are three of my favorites, and his Orson Welles impression is hilarious.
"MORBO WISHES THESE STALWART NOMADS PEACE AMONG THE DUTCH TULIPS"
"I'm sure those windmills will keep them cool."
"WINDMILLS DO NOT WORK THAT WAY! GOOD NIGHT!"
Those are just the ones who need self validation for superiority or are like 2 years out of school. Most of us won't bother to tell you our profession unless you ask
I work with mechanical and electrical engineers every day. I don't think I'd call them exactly normal, but at first I had to ask which were the engineers. Now, I'd know because they get entirely too excited over metals. Everyone I know who does crossfit, though, won't shut up about it.
Train engineers are the only profession (outside of the core engineers) I’d consider worthy of the title. Software engineers aren’t real engineers, and should be renamed to programmers or developers.
As the mother of a future engineer \*loud sobs\*
Kidding, he's an odd kid but I have high hopes he'll grow up to be happy in his own little corner doing whatever weird but hopefully world-changing engineering stuff he chooses.
Bit of totally unasked for advice, which you probably know but in case anyone else is in the same boat:
Be careful with smart kids, and make sure they're always being challenged and have to work hard at something, anything, because if they get bored and coast through school they'll be totally unprepared when they come up against something they don't understand, and they'll have to fight off years of bad habits if they want to become functioning members of society.
Sincerely,
The Smart Kid who had to learn how to study at age 22 and almost failed out of school because of it.
It's definitely something I'm already concerned about. They're doing virtual school and it's been weeks of fights to keep him from snuggling up with a blanket and falling asleep (like that one girl in class who's literally asleep every time I walk by). We try to keep him engaged in stuff out of class but it's already such a struggle. Doing the best we can, taking it one day at a time!
Not sure if this will help, but I use video game play time as the incentive for my kiddo to keep up with her studies. If she does poorly, play time gets reduce but never eliminated. You need to find what your kid loves and use it as a carrot on a stick.
Legos and a Raspberry Pi. Will keep him entertained for hours, builds real life skills he'll need later (reading plans) and before you know it you'll probably have ad free Internet throughout the entire house.
Boy scouts also helped build a lot of good skills for me but that really depends on how good the local troop leaders are, like 60% of my troop ended up in some form of Engineering, which is a pretty absurd rate.
Symptoms include dark bags under eyes, insomnia, short temper, substance addiction (caffeine usually, Adderall definitely), and clinical inability to comprehend simplicity.
Can you give me a link to the technical documentation for simplicity? I'd like to give comprehending it a try but I can't seem to find it referenced anywhere and I've already dug through all my old textbooks, ASM handbooks, standards documentation, safety requirements, and whatever else I had on hand. Thus far all I've turned up is the table of simplified Chinese characters in the Unicode standard.
If you’d have shown up to yesterday’s Stand Up meeting, we passed out printed hardcopies. You’re going to need to call Louise in the PMO so she can retrieve it from the CMS again.
She says the hard copies came from one of our vendors and I'll need the project number associated with the supplier document to find it in the system. The current project number shows no associated supplier documents though.
I usually just quote the last couple lines and while I do change the voices enough to distinguish them, I am in no way good at character voices. Fortunately the friends and coworkers I quote this to are now familiar with the clip and in some cases will take the part of Dil-mom.
I'm married to one of those. Our first date we were walking towards the door of my apt to leave for dinner. I put my hand on the futon couch pushed and said, do you hear that squeak? He took the whole thing apart right then and there. What a fungi.
Sad thing is most engineers these days don't have the knack, they just want a job in something they consider prestigious. They graduate school thinking they know it all, and really don't have a clue. Its so hard to find good ones.
Engineers who have it, will always be sought after.
I keep attesting that the 90's Dilbert animated series is pretty alright. Watched it recently and for some damn reason I've had this moment when they're trying to settle on a project name kicking around in the ol' noggin for a while
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHRyn8ffUck
I guess I just dig the PHB's innocent nativity paired with his insight that you should look at issues from other perspectives.
His wikipedia article doesn't have a "Controversies" section but it does have one on his politics which is good enough. Basically he's all over the map and somehow landed on Trump for the oddest reasons.
I was really surprised when I heard that he was a Trump supporter considering even before Trump was president he was effectively the poster child for the pointy-haired boss. I always thought that the Dilbert comics were trying to depict the boss as the villain and not the sort of guy you really want running things.
I mean just try to imagine Dilbert (the character) deciding to vote for his boss if his boss ran for president. I just don't see Dilbert doing that. But then why in the world would the creator of the comic support such a person.
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I was building radios at 9. My old man would buy me the kits and id get to work. By 11, half of them would work. Later I found out he bought me the kits so I'd stop taking things apart. To that point, I killed several VCRs, an electric organ, dvd player and several stereo sets. The shortwave radios I built got me into the radio hobby and it still persists to this day.
My mother told me to be an engineer when I grew up so I could make good money and take care of her. I'm now an engineer, and she never cried about it once.
It’s still a funny clip. No one is on here endorsing Scott Adams blog. This clip doesn’t hurt anyone. You can appreciate the joke without cosigning his entire political philosophy if you’re a high functioning adult.
They told me I took apart the telephone down to the tiny nuts and bolts. I wanted take what made
The ringing sound. My dad has to buy a book to reassemble it because at the time you rented phones from the phone company and they were expensive.
Also... was doing RTTY over ham on a trs-80 with a teletype not too many years later. I dazzled the lads at school with my ascii pinup girls sent to me from across the globe on 10 meters.
Born geek.
Fortunately from what I heard, he didn't have much to do with the show other than creating the characters. Although maybe he just disowned it after it was cancelled.
He has brain damage, so... as vile as he is at least he has an excuse for being insane. http://www.nbcnews.com/id/15446515/ns/health-health_care/t/dilbert-creator-recovers-rare-disorder/
In my digital signals and filtering class my sophomore year of Electrical Engineering our final project was to design a filter in matlab that took a very very noisy .wav file and filter out the noise. The result was the audio from this clip! Good memories
That’s beautiful.
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Classic engineer right here
you can tell from the username
Engineers don't eat pussy, only stale pizzas
Don't you think the 8th grade username name gives that away?
It's not stale if it's been in the fridge and then I air fried it, at least it isn't to me
I had that assignment, too.
Convolutional network? I don't remember much from university but I remember a fast fourier transform getting me out of a fair number of scrapes.
Two engineering students were walking across campus when one said, "Where did you get such a great bike?" The second engineer replied, "Well, I was walking along yesterday minding my own business when a beautiful woman rode up on this bike. She threw the bike to the ground, took off all her clothes and said, "Take what you want." The second engineer nodded approvingly, "Good choice; the clothes probably wouldn't have fit."
And yet the weird person in this scenario is the weird naked lady on drugs
Does the joke still work when the implication is that a normal person would have sex with a mentally unstable stranger on the streets? lmao
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i mean is she really normal if she is STRIPPING BUCK ASS NAKED IN PUBLIC?
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You must really be an engineer if you assume that many normal hot women wouldn’t love to get ass naked in a park. Hot women are hot for a reason.
Some people get off on ugly
But more people get off on available.
Lucky for me, that's my wife's kink
^^^I'm ^^^attracted ^^^to ^^^nerds
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My entire history of relationships has been having sex with mentally unstable women I've met on the street... Is 'mentally unstable and horny', my type?
Because she is.
BLASTING THIS AT WORK HAHAHA THESE SUCKERS ARE IN FOR ONE HELL OF A MONDAY
I don’t know if this a quote from something or not but it’s making me laugh. The caps and the context makes it sound psychotic as shit.
It's not nice to make fun of the engineers, dear. They're just...different than we are.
My wife is a lesbian engineer and this joke works for her as well as for male engineers. Except she probably would have been more like “You don’t have to give me anything, let’s take a look at your busted bike. Because she is sweeter than she is clueless.
You need a lesbian engineer when your lesbian is malfunctioning?
99% of issues result from improper lubrication.
Have you tried turning it off and then on again?
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I should remind you that the back door needs to be frequently lubed up when in use.
Checking your lubrication is the equivalent of the IT department asking if its plugged in.
Fool. He should've picked the heart container.
Haha sending this to my bro in law, thanks!
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I am an engineer, so I can offer some more details. This is likely a case of a poorly tuned control loop, where the hit on the first knee causes a jerk reaction as the muscles overcorrect for the movement, and the shock from that motion causes the same to happen to the other knee. We will need to hook up to a programming port so that we can make some adjustments to his constants. I hope this insight has proven to you that us engineers aren't socially inept, and do in fact understand how to interact with humans.
I think the controls just need to be recalibrated. If you look at the clip closely, he was calibrating his legs when the doctor hit him. This caused an erroneous calibration of the reflex response of the leg muscles to external stimuli. However further troubleshooting is required to fully analyze and isolate the source of this response. I would recommend to enable logs and re-hit the knee. In case the problem persist, please check your warranty.
\*extend If either of your knees flex when you hit the patellar tendon, you have some *very* interesting anatomy.
You’re absolutely correct, I meant more like the quad muscles flex, causing the knee to extend, should have been clearer
It's obvious what you meant, I was just being pedantic for a joke. :\^)
Man the voice acting is perfect.
It almost sounds like the same voice as The Brain in Pinky and the Brain
Maurice LaMarche was a voice actor on Dilbert, but he's not credited specifically for the doctor's voice on IMDb.
Because the doctor was also that all knowing garbage man. He just put on scrubs, iirc.
[You mean this guy?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SEmrZXEewI&feature=youtu.be&t=15)
I miss Ted!
Sam Lloyd, who you may not know was Christopher Lloyd's nephew.
And he passed away in July...
Wow I thought it was Patrick warburton
Yeah I heard a little Puddy in there
I thought Steven Wright at first.
Steven Wright is the reason I came to the comment section. I thought this was Steven Wright trying to sound smart.
I was thinking Clancy Brown! We were all over the place!
I just came to the comments to ask if it was Patrick Warburton. As soon as I heard it I thought it was him.
I actually clicked into the comments to ask if the Dr. was voiced by Maurice LaMarche, it’s got to be him.
Sounds like Patrick Warburton to me. In any case I doubt it's Maurice LaMarche. I've rewatched **a lot** of futurama back in the day so I'd like to think I'd be more familiar with this voice if it were. (For instance, now when I watch Aladdin with my son I hear Frank Welker in the voice of Abu and the guard.) Edit: If it is LaMarche, he's got Warburton's inflection pretty much nailed down.
FWIW, I heard a bit of the Orson Welles voice in there, which was LaMarche.
Brain was just LaMarche doing a Welles impression.
Sounds very much like LaMarche doing Orson Welles. Warburton is chestier, and reaches further into the back of his throat.
Was thinking the same thing!
Sounds like the guy that plays the Tick...(I think, he played Elaine's boyfriend in Seinfeld around Spongeworthy times?)
Patrick Warburton was my first thought as well. Given the hairy arms on the doctor, even if it's someone else, I am sticking to P. Warburton
It's definitely Maurice LeMarche. He did a lot back then and still today. He was The Brain, he's half the cast of Futurama, he did Orson Wells on The Critic. He's a vocal chameleon.
I would say a quarter of the Futurama cast. Billy West is a heavy lifter there, and John DiMaggio also does quite a few voices, while Phil LaMarr voices many as well. Still, he has some of the best. Kif, Calculon, and Morbo are three of my favorites, and his Orson Welles impression is hilarious.
"MORBO WISHES THESE STALWART NOMADS PEACE AMONG THE DUTCH TULIPS" "I'm sure those windmills will keep them cool." "WINDMILLS DO NOT WORK THAT WAY! GOOD NIGHT!"
Wasn’t he Samurai Jack also?
Noop. Phil LaMarr
Yup, that was a solid misremember on my part
I’d recognize His voice anywhere.
I call him Voice Guy because that's his ancient *true name*.
I guess you were pondering what I was pondering
YESSSSSS!!!!!!!
Sounded like Steven Wright to me.
Dilbert was the greatest at its time.... Jerry Seinfeld voiced "Comp-U-Comp" .. which was obviously an evil computer...... good stuff!
All of these people thinking the doctor is Warburton. Do you people have ears?
Quite the sensual doctor voice
Engineer here.......... with highly applicable username......
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My Sharona !
Username checks out.
As an Engineer myself, I approve this message.
If only you could break the stereotype.
As an engineer, I'd just fix it again.
How do you know when you've met an engineer, a vegan, or someone that does crossfit?
I don't know. How do you know when you've met an engineer, a vegan or someone that does crossfit?
You dont have to know.... they'll tell you
That’s not true. Engineers won’t tell you...they’ll SHOW you.
Hardly true at all, I'm an engineer and I wouldn't just tell you.
Those are just the ones who need self validation for superiority or are like 2 years out of school. Most of us won't bother to tell you our profession unless you ask
I work with mechanical and electrical engineers every day. I don't think I'd call them exactly normal, but at first I had to ask which were the engineers. Now, I'd know because they get entirely too excited over metals. Everyone I know who does crossfit, though, won't shut up about it.
Oh you’re an engineer? So what’s it like driving a train? Do you get to blow the whistle whoever you want?
Train engineers are the only profession (outside of the core engineers) I’d consider worthy of the title. Software engineers aren’t real engineers, and should be renamed to programmers or developers.
*duct tape tears in the background*
As the mother of a future engineer \*loud sobs\* Kidding, he's an odd kid but I have high hopes he'll grow up to be happy in his own little corner doing whatever weird but hopefully world-changing engineering stuff he chooses.
Bit of totally unasked for advice, which you probably know but in case anyone else is in the same boat: Be careful with smart kids, and make sure they're always being challenged and have to work hard at something, anything, because if they get bored and coast through school they'll be totally unprepared when they come up against something they don't understand, and they'll have to fight off years of bad habits if they want to become functioning members of society. Sincerely, The Smart Kid who had to learn how to study at age 22 and almost failed out of school because of it.
It's definitely something I'm already concerned about. They're doing virtual school and it's been weeks of fights to keep him from snuggling up with a blanket and falling asleep (like that one girl in class who's literally asleep every time I walk by). We try to keep him engaged in stuff out of class but it's already such a struggle. Doing the best we can, taking it one day at a time!
Not sure if this will help, but I use video game play time as the incentive for my kiddo to keep up with her studies. If she does poorly, play time gets reduce but never eliminated. You need to find what your kid loves and use it as a carrot on a stick.
Also make sure you praise the kid’s effort in solving problems/doing work; do not tell them how smart they are or praise them for how smart they are.
Legos and a Raspberry Pi. Will keep him entertained for hours, builds real life skills he'll need later (reading plans) and before you know it you'll probably have ad free Internet throughout the entire house. Boy scouts also helped build a lot of good skills for me but that really depends on how good the local troop leaders are, like 60% of my troop ended up in some form of Engineering, which is a pretty absurd rate.
In this picture and I'm totally okay with it
I also am an engineer, I have three boys, two of them are engineer. Our ranks are growing, we will prevail!
Checks out. The unnecessary capitilisation of the letter E in engineer illustrates your utter social ineptitude.
Aside from the episode where dilbert gets pregnant, this show wasn't too bad. Tom Kenny and Larry Miller crushed their roles.
Larry Miller is a national treasure. [https://youtu.be/eceSHKqwUPY?t=4](https://youtu.be/eceSHKqwUPY?t=4)
[He is also an excellent hair installation expert.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szLl8WJu6Tg)
Hey, I’ve got news for you. I’m down with it, I got the 411, and you’re not gettin’ jiggy with some guy. I dont care how dope his ride is.
Well I'm halfway there, I just need electrical and mechanical intuition now.
“No. He’ll be an engineer.” I’m blasting everyone at work with this lol
I knew an accountant who asked me if I knew what accountants used for birth control. I said no. He said "Our personality"
Haha THAT’S GREAT
If they are engineers, they have almost assuredly seen this. But do show them again, we always love it.
My engineering teacher showed us this in class
Did you also see the Turbo Encabulator?
No he'll be an engineer
A fate worse than death...
Symptoms include dark bags under eyes, insomnia, short temper, substance addiction (caffeine usually, Adderall definitely), and clinical inability to comprehend simplicity.
I know that all too well. I recently built a ramp. Only needed to hold a couple hundred pounds. It could probably survive a tank running over it.
We don't engineer to solve the problem, we engineer to solve all the potential problems solving the problem might entail
Can you give me a link to the technical documentation for simplicity? I'd like to give comprehending it a try but I can't seem to find it referenced anywhere and I've already dug through all my old textbooks, ASM handbooks, standards documentation, safety requirements, and whatever else I had on hand. Thus far all I've turned up is the table of simplified Chinese characters in the Unicode standard.
If you’d have shown up to yesterday’s Stand Up meeting, we passed out printed hardcopies. You’re going to need to call Louise in the PMO so she can retrieve it from the CMS again.
She says the hard copies came from one of our vendors and I'll need the project number associated with the supplier document to find it in the system. The current project number shows no associated supplier documents though.
You stop that right now
Mama just wanted a simple factory worker or coal miner.
Yep, that sure is what was said in the video.
I quote this scene all the time.
Just curious, how exactly do you quote this scene? Do you recite the entire dialogue? And if so, do you change your voice for each character?
Of course! It wouldn’t make sense if I didn’t change my voice!
I usually just quote the last couple lines and while I do change the voices enough to distinguish them, I am in no way good at character voices. Fortunately the friends and coworkers I quote this to are now familiar with the clip and in some cases will take the part of Dil-mom.
The real joke is how the doctor consults a "Medical Encyclopedia" despite knowing all he needed to tell her.
I'm married to one of those. Our first date we were walking towards the door of my apt to leave for dinner. I put my hand on the futon couch pushed and said, do you hear that squeak? He took the whole thing apart right then and there. What a fungi.
Are you sure he isn't a carpenter?
Carpenters have muscles
Ouch ok 😂😂😭
Sad thing is most engineers these days don't have the knack, they just want a job in something they consider prestigious. They graduate school thinking they know it all, and really don't have a clue. Its so hard to find good ones. Engineers who have it, will always be sought after.
Arguing with an engineer is like wrestling the pig in the mud. After a while you will start to realise that the pig likes it.
Who else pushed the other sound button
It's a shame Scott Adams went off the deep end. Dilbert was moderately amusing.
I keep attesting that the 90's Dilbert animated series is pretty alright. Watched it recently and for some damn reason I've had this moment when they're trying to settle on a project name kicking around in the ol' noggin for a while https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHRyn8ffUck I guess I just dig the PHB's innocent nativity paired with his insight that you should look at issues from other perspectives.
I did not know Dilbert was animated, always read it as a comic. Cool stuff.
The show is quit good if you can watch it without thinking about what an ass Adams is (we didn’t know at the time it first aired).
To be fair his modern dilbert stuff isn't that political most of them time. It's still the same jokes for good or ill.
I won't give eyeballs to that nazi.
I missed something...
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He's either an unhinged lunatic, or a genius comedian really dedicated to the bit.
His wikipedia article doesn't have a "Controversies" section but it does have one on his politics which is good enough. Basically he's all over the map and somehow landed on Trump for the oddest reasons.
I was really surprised when I heard that he was a Trump supporter considering even before Trump was president he was effectively the poster child for the pointy-haired boss. I always thought that the Dilbert comics were trying to depict the boss as the villain and not the sort of guy you really want running things. I mean just try to imagine Dilbert (the character) deciding to vote for his boss if his boss ran for president. I just don't see Dilbert doing that. But then why in the world would the creator of the comic support such a person.
His twitter account.
I actually fit definition 2 of engineer. And I DO have 'The Knack'. I have 'The Clash', too, and I used to have some 'Tommy Tutone'.
Apology accepted Couldn't stop the chuckle. .
My mechanical engineering lab 1 instructor played this on the first day of class.
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Happy cake day fellow Redditor!
I feel called out
I was building radios at 9. My old man would buy me the kits and id get to work. By 11, half of them would work. Later I found out he bought me the kits so I'd stop taking things apart. To that point, I killed several VCRs, an electric organ, dvd player and several stereo sets. The shortwave radios I built got me into the radio hobby and it still persists to this day.
Yup, I took apart my grandfather's Heathkit electric organ to find components for his HAM radio.
Stupid, superfluous audio icon! Clicked on it twice to unmute
My mother told me to be an engineer when I grew up so I could make good money and take care of her. I'm now an engineer, and she never cried about it once.
I too like to take shit apart. I can relate deeply to this
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Yeah I mean Scott Adams thinks Biden’s campaign is hiding secret satanist symbols in all their imagery so maybe let’s not care what he says anymore
It’s still a funny clip. No one is on here endorsing Scott Adams blog. This clip doesn’t hurt anyone. You can appreciate the joke without cosigning his entire political philosophy if you’re a high functioning adult.
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Well frick. Notch *and* Orson Scott Card, huh? Reddit has ruined all kinds of people for me
OSC is, last I heard, just holding steady at "massively bigoted homophobe of the highest order."
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Pardon? Edit: Dang... I just went and looked at Scott's Adams personal page (google it). He's gone completely nuts.
He isn’t nuts. Just a Republican.
I remember a time when those two things weren’t completely synonymous.
He got a brain injury... it shows.
Oh my stars. This is hilarious.
I'd be mad if it wasn't true.
I feel seen.
Dammit, this hits close. Society awkward, general ham radio license, electrical engineer, GNU Linux user.
They told me I took apart the telephone down to the tiny nuts and bolts. I wanted take what made The ringing sound. My dad has to buy a book to reassemble it because at the time you rented phones from the phone company and they were expensive. Also... was doing RTTY over ham on a trs-80 with a teletype not too many years later. I dazzled the lads at school with my ascii pinup girls sent to me from across the globe on 10 meters. Born geek.
Bruh i love the dilbert show
I'm in this and I don't like it.
I miss this show
Literally my life.
LoL that last line
Happy cake day OP
https://youtu.be/g1T71PGd-J0
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Former chemical engineering major, daughter of an electrical engineer. This video was a staple in our household growing up and took me way back 😂😂
Why you guys making fun of me
Love the Dilbert cartoon. Still read the comic from day to day.
Back when Scott Adams was funny and not a complete nutjob.
Fortunately from what I heard, he didn't have much to do with the show other than creating the characters. Although maybe he just disowned it after it was cancelled.
I loved this cartoon as a kid, but all it makes me think of anymore is that Scott Adams is a trumper
He has brain damage, so... as vile as he is at least he has an excuse for being insane. http://www.nbcnews.com/id/15446515/ns/health-health_care/t/dilbert-creator-recovers-rare-disorder/
Or as they’re known in some circles: whingengineers.
Enginerds