"Simple," I said, "Load your floppy disc."
"Our what?"
"Your nine inch floppy. Isn't there a slot on the computer for your floppy?"
Him, "Oh yeah." He plays golf, wears his sweaters wrapped over his shoulders with the arms crossed over his chest...that kind of fella.
I'm using the Bloomberg method of attaining heavenly glory....
Stephen
You, my friend, have a wicked sense of humor. I'm pretty sure that your wings are waiting for you, stacked in the same rack right along side Bloomberg's.
ReplyDeleteShame on you! Being a golfer and no doubt wearing plaid pants, his floppy disc is probably no more than five inches. A nine inch floppy disc is a myth.
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen a floppy disk in ages.
ReplyDeleteIf I try hard enough I bet I can find a floppy disk or two from 6th grade math.
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ReplyDeleteYou should have told him he needed a Dr for his floppy disk. Evil Grin. I have never owned a computer with a floppy disk. My first computer was used and given to us back in 2001.
ReplyDeleteThat old dual-floppy system you pictured here is the same model I started on. Next was an IBM XT running at 1 Mhz. Then came the "turbo" model that rocketed at 2 Mhz.
ReplyDeleteBut your "help" for the golfer ... ROFL!
ROTF... You got him, now the question will be did he even realize it???
ReplyDeleteHey I figured out floppy discs are easier to insert if you fold them in half, they are more rigid that way.
ReplyDeleteI am pretty sure you were bound for heavenly glory anyway !
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