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I occasionally collect funny cartoons and pictures. Here are a few of mu favorites.
Please don't sue me for not giving the rightful creators credit. For now, I hope the mere disclosure that I have no artistic or comic abilities and that I couldn't come up with anything this funny in a lifetime is going to have to suffice.

This is what comes to mind when I hear the many job titles I see people have. Is so much overhead and organization needed for the world to function? Apparently it is. Part of me still thinks a lot of those middlemen could be weeded out to create a more efficient system. But then, what do I know about the real world? Not much.



Classic. Not much more to say.
While I am from the blogging generation, I never had a penchant for online warfare. Unfortunately, here are lots of people who love online flame wars. Anyway, it could be worse. Harmless online warfare pales in comparison to real life warfare.
Trust me, compiler. SEGFAULTs are not good for anybody.

Friends, don't let friends turn into distro junkies.
(No wonder Linux still has <1% onblur="try {parent.deselectBloggerImageGracefully();} catch(e) {}" href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjnOn3rKEKKVSkaD7PmsSsI3_XL7RoIcucAiOqwrRjOML7JXFNAOT9-_TJ7726aeAv1m4STQLRfabj7lsj28b9fkDng2vmdMFmReocSEnJaB4jhg-BLYVHsNyv7723_rFSH8FB4iXkKIH8/s1600-h/22572_m.gif">Smart dogs.
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