HA HA HA, Yea, I was ready to take a hammere to mine at times. did you get my E-mail about the painting?? I wasn’t sure, I was doing odd stuff the app was.
I was told, when I first got started with computers, to keep all of my firearms at a safe distance from the computer. This was good advice. If I hadn’t done this, the “Blue Screen of Death” would now be the “Blue Screen Full of Bullet Holes”.
What I like the most is how things change with time: When they made the Xbox, rather than ensure that there were no fatal errors (and thus no BSOD), they did indeed put a Green Screen of Death in there.
Only it’s 3d and semitransparent and kind of hovers and sparkles nicely.
Heh heh. Good ol’ Foxtrot. I haven’t had a Blue Screen Of Death at all since we upgraded to XP(not sure there is a BSOD on XP), but when we had Windows ME, it seemed to come up all the time, as if it had been programmed with something like: onKeyPress”bsod();” (only in binary, I guess).
Nikita is a 30-something year old geeky girl that resides in Perth, Western Australia studies event management, works at events and runs EnjoyPerth. She is a self confessed high heel worshipper that suffers from multipletabitis. Kitta spends her spare time blogging sporadically, volunteering, gaming and likes taking photos of the contents of the universe.
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HA HA HA, Yea, I was ready to take a hammere to mine at times. did you get my E-mail about the painting?? I wasn’t sure, I was doing odd stuff the app was.
Dan M.
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woopie sorry for errors again, dam fingers not working anymore
Dan M.
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I was told, when I first got started with computers, to keep all of my firearms at a safe distance from the computer. This was good advice. If I hadn’t done this, the “Blue Screen of Death” would now be the “Blue Screen Full of Bullet Holes”.
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What I like the most is how things change with time: When they made the Xbox, rather than ensure that there were no fatal errors (and thus no BSOD), they did indeed put a Green Screen of Death in there.
Only it’s 3d and semitransparent and kind of hovers and sparkles nicely.
So it’s… you know… ok. Kind of .
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pretty funny stuff.
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Lol thats a very cleaver comic. And its sooooooooooooooo true.
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¬¬ insanity
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cute…very cute…lol
hey what was the date of at strip…i tried to look for it T.T
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I wonder how it’d be like if I dress up as a computer screen like that of the comic strip but with a different message (in DOS prompt):
Format C:? [Y/Y]
Or how would you act up, dressing like that, but this time it’s a screen freeze …?
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that’s one of my favourite foxtrots!
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That’s definitely one of the more hilarious of Foxtrot! We’ve had that hanging up in the techhop now for several years, hehehehe.
Jas
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Best. Geek. Comic. Ever.
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Damn I haven’t gotten a blue screen of death in soooo long…
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Thought I would distinguish myself from the numerous other Dan’s.
Love your writing..Keep it up!
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sorry stuck t , key on name
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I just had a BSOD today. My Win2k machine crashed while shutting down. OS trashed, BSOD on startup.
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damn i wish halloween was a bigger thing here… obviously im too old for it now, but one can dream.
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funny stuff kitta! and nice reorginisation of the site
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Heh heh. Good ol’ Foxtrot. I haven’t had a Blue Screen Of Death at all since we upgraded to XP(not sure there is a BSOD on XP), but when we had Windows ME, it seemed to come up all the time, as if it had been programmed with something like: onKeyPress”bsod();” (only in binary, I guess).
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Am I the only one that thinks the monitor looks like a garbage can? Maybe I’m just too anti-Windows.
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Haha. That’s pretty funny.
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freak site is shit
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