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![]() #467 Jochen Stein See that button? No, no, that one. Daddy designed the screw that holds the circuit board that that button is connected to.
Jeff Fields, Nokia Telecommunications
The automobile industry finally gets around to building that car designed by Microsoft.
And remember, junior, if you think you may have bombed the wrong building, just hit this little "Oops" button, and it will print out an "outdated" map right away.
Our new cockpit replaces 857 separate instruments, gauges and warning lights with 7 electronic displays. Unfortunately, the wind direction indicator accuracy does not meet MILSPEC, so we also include a small boy who will stick his wet finger out the window on command to provide this information.
..and a right-click deploys the QJ-4617/BL-5 retractable, self-cleaning, auto-sizing, passenger-side stealth cup holder.
Finally! Someone got that damn clock to stop blinking 12:00.
Hurry, son! We've gotta get this UFO dismantled and stashed in the garage before the Feds get here and deny it ever existed!!
Oh, wow! Look, it's dad. Wasn't he sitting in the pilot's seat?
And if you need to see over the instrument panel, just grab ahold up there and lift yourself up.
So that's where they put the heads-up display!
It worked! Putting Super Mario on the instrument panel was a brilliant idea.
Gee, dad. That's interesting. If I can't be a pilot maybe I'll be an engineer like you.
The pilot told us to prepare for a speedy descent. So why's he stuck to the ceiling?
What do you mean, more 'radiation hardness testing?' Look what happened to me the last time I was involved!
'Daddy, what does "All Warheads Armed" mean?'
'No, that's not what I meant when I asked for a PalmPilot.'
I better find that Y2K bug. Otherwise this thing is going to Siberia on January 1.
'But you have to give me landing priority, tower! Mom will tan my hide if I'm not in bed by 19:30!'
Every model comes with its very own minitechnician.
'OK, kid, one last thing to remember. Should any of this high-tech electronics begin to act up, the "call mom" button is up over there.'
The newly redesigned Windows 2000 interface: So sim-
Internet Toaster? Get on the Net and see if you can download a manual for this thing. I can't figure out where to put the bread!
OK. OK. No longer will the lapses between IW appearances be elephantine. Happy we are to put an end to queries about our retirement. And happier still that the huge number of responses caused a lengthy opening of the nectar drawer.
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