Juvenile things that make you snigger (Vol. 3)

Juvenile things that make you snigger (Vol. 3)

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smn159

12,851 posts

219 months

Monday 12th June 2023
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kowalski655 said:
Jimmy Saville fixed it for me to do that as a kid, for free. I had to be blindfolded though
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Lj8Qtkred8

LordGrover

33,556 posts

214 months

Tuesday 13th June 2023
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Starfighter

4,950 posts

180 months

Tuesday 13th June 2023
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Have we found a friend for the Whoosh Parrot?

toasty

7,525 posts

222 months

Tuesday 13th June 2023
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On hols in Transylvania.

dudleybloke

19,986 posts

188 months

Tuesday 13th June 2023
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Video - Click to play.

smile

Frimley111R

15,719 posts

236 months

Tuesday 13th June 2023
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dudleybloke said:
Video - Click to play.

smile
hehe

ChemicalChaos

10,416 posts

162 months

Tuesday 13th June 2023
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Anyone else love taking the opportunity to be juvenile with completely plausible deniabilty when at work? biggrin
in our old asset management system it auto-generated names for any new pieces of testing equipment - eg. LT2345
In our new system we can free-name any new stuff we get in.....
So far this year we've had a hot water circulation bath named WET1 (officially WaterBath - Enzymes Testing No.1) and now a temperature probe called HOT1 (officially Heat Observation Tool No.1)

bodhi

10,760 posts

231 months

Tuesday 13th June 2023
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ChemicalChaos said:
Anyone else love taking the opportunity to be juvenile with completely plausible deniabilty when at work? biggrin
in our old asset management system it auto-generated names for any new pieces of testing equipment - eg. LT2345
In our new system we can free-name any new stuff we get in.....
So far this year we've had a hot water circulation bath named WET1 (officially WaterBath - Enzymes Testing No.1) and now a temperature probe called HOT1 (officially Heat Observation Tool No.1)
We very rarely even need plausible deniability - we work in IT so everyone expects us to have the mental age of a 4 years old.

For instance a few years ago we were doing our Basics of Manufacturing course with APICS in order that our very serious Pre Sales folk (including your intrepid reporter) could talk the same language as our customers. It was all very grown up until the second day of the course, when we discovered that "pegging" is an actual technique in manufacturing involving matching production with demand.

None of us were any the wiser until our instructor suggested we didn't Google "pegging". Which of course, we all did.

Not much got done for the next half hour as we were too busy running all the other terms we'd heard through the Urban Dictionary.

Turns out "benchmarking" and "bottle necking" didn't mean exactly what they described on the course either.....

Speed 3

4,668 posts

121 months

Tuesday 13th June 2023
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ChemicalChaos said:
Anyone else love taking the opportunity to be juvenile with completely plausible deniabilty when at work? biggrin
in our old asset management system it auto-generated names for any new pieces of testing equipment - eg. LT2345
In our new system we can free-name any new stuff we get in.....
So far this year we've had a hot water circulation bath named WET1 (officially WaterBath - Enzymes Testing No.1) and now a temperature probe called HOT1 (officially Heat Observation Tool No.1)
How long before you need a Calibrated Unitary Network Tool ?

tvrolet

4,312 posts

284 months

Tuesday 13th June 2023
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Well if we're doing work/IT related tales...

Many moons ago in the infancy of the internet a 'major UK honey manufacturer' was one of our clients for their core IT systems, and we were making early forays into web presences for our customers. I was doing a stand-up presentation with my [early and bulky] laptop connected to a projector to pitch our case to the board and decision makers. Towards the end there were a few objections - the internet will never take off, it's just a gimmick, it's not for for real business etc. So being a smartass I knew that they were using honey from Brazil in some of the recipes and so guessed some of the businesses out there might be on-line. So I innocently typed-in 'Brazilian honeys' in the search (pre-dated Google, so Yahoo maybe? Might even have been with Compuserve as it was that long ago!).

Anyway, the big screen was indeed filled with thumbnails of Brazilian honeys...but not all of the sort produced by bees. Despite the apparent shock in the room and elderly board members, I'm sure some of them found it amusing and no doubt tell the tale from the other side. ...and we did get the web business, eventually.

generationx

6,920 posts

107 months

Tuesday 13th June 2023
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Frimley111R said:
dudleybloke said:
Video - Click to play.

smile
hehe
It’s quite clever but if I ever see a joke or clip with text across it telling me how hilarious it is, it’s not.

captain_cynic

12,356 posts

97 months

Tuesday 13th June 2023
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generationx said:
Frimley111R said:
dudleybloke said:
Video - Click to play.

smile
hehe
It’s quite clever but if I ever see a joke or clip with text across it telling me how hilarious it is, it’s not.
Likewise, there is an inverse relationship between the amount of emojis used and the actual hilariousness.

illmonkey

18,272 posts

200 months

Tuesday 13th June 2023
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“Watch until the end”

No, dont think I will thank you. Prick.

Easternlight

3,448 posts

146 months

Tuesday 13th June 2023
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Milkyway

9,551 posts

55 months

Tuesday 13th June 2023
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Just watching a ‘Digging for Britain’ about a dig in Lyminge in Kent... just hearing the dulcet tones of the lovely Prof Alice Roberts say “Le Minge’ raised a smile. bounce


Edited by Milkyway on Tuesday 13th June 19:15

Still Mulling

12,641 posts

179 months

Tuesday 13th June 2023
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LordGrover said:
hehe Love that.

Still Mulling

12,641 posts

179 months

Tuesday 13th June 2023
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Starfighter said:
Have we found a friend for the Whoosh Parrot?
I like to think so biggrin

lord trumpton

7,492 posts

128 months

Tuesday 13th June 2023
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generationx said:
Frimley111R said:
dudleybloke said:
Video - Click to play.

smile
hehe
It’s quite clever but if I ever see a joke or clip with text across it telling me how hilarious it is, it’s not.
It's not even mildly amusing imo

Uncle Meat

736 posts

252 months

Tuesday 13th June 2023
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lord trumpton said:
It's not even mildly amusing imo

Starfighter

4,950 posts

180 months

Tuesday 13th June 2023
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Speed 3 said:
ChemicalChaos said:
Anyone else love taking the opportunity to be juvenile with completely plausible deniabilty when at work? biggrin
in our old asset management system it auto-generated names for any new pieces of testing equipment - eg. LT2345
In our new system we can free-name any new stuff we get in.....
So far this year we've had a hot water circulation bath named WET1 (officially WaterBath - Enzymes Testing No.1) and now a temperature probe called HOT1 (officially Heat Observation Tool No.1)
How long before you need a Calibrated Unitary Network Tool ?
I set up our diagnostics database with a cause code SNS - Undetermined

Sodomy non sapiens is pig Latin for Buggered if I know.
(C) Sir Terry Pratchett