Old school tech support

http://www.boreme.com/boreme/funny-2007/introducing-the-book-p1.php

 

lmao. i dont know why nobody has posted back this is f****g hallerious.

 

i swear eventually tech support somewhere will be doing that, as computers take over information more and more, mark my works it might be 200 years it might be 500 years but people will forget how to use books.

 

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That is too damn funny! I'd bet that there are people out there who HAVE forgotten how to use one of them there "books," as they're called, which is quite sad if you ask me. It is unfortunate that, yes, in a short time from now, this may actually become a true reality. But as of now, it made me cry I was laughing so hard. I had to wait until I stopped laughing just so I could type this, and I'm still giggling my @$$ off just thinking about it. I'm gonna have to download that and show it to everyone I know.

 

Nice clip...

See when I had my Amiga 1200 (back in the oldern daysrolleyes) It came with a manual, it told you everything that the computer did and how to do it. Its OS was Workbench, that too had a manual with everything in it. I sat there at the age of about 12, and went through it start to finish, and knew the computer virtually inside and out. What annoys me nowadays is you get a PC, and you havent a clue about what its doing, why its doing it etc. And pig headed capatilist companys cant be bothered to print a manual out for you. Nor can most of the cheapskate megolomaniac companys that make the damn things. If Windows came with a manual, I would be a lot better off than I am now at stuff, definately.

 

THat was hysterical


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