I'm pretty sure I've encountered him/her here on the site at one time or the other. lol

Txs for posting.

"Now that was refreshing." (Seems to me that was a line in a movie).

Seriously I forgot how much I used to like Dilbert when I was in the big corporation world. It used to get me through the day. Going Gault was better though.

Thank you, I needed that. Posts like this often provide me with a better understanding of many of my relatives.

Funny!
I think I know that "Dick."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PpnXVxWJ...

I used to think that Dilbert was anti-business, but then, I had a closer look.

We hunkered down our house and made it hurricane resistant (not proof). As a result, it probably won't be an issue. (Hope springs eternal...)

Hahahaha. Good find. +1.

How goes the hurricane watch?

I know that guy! . he's the dork I see in the mirror
when I shave!!! -- j
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Sounds like a self perpetuating Kakistocracy: useful idiots devolving into useless idiots...seen a few, some were first year law students...Shaking My Head!

LOL,

I think we are all him/her sometimes. I know I am.

Thanks for sharing.

I might be that guy that backs you up.

You may be that guy, but I definitely am Bob the dinosaur. I only got a smart phone because I had to in order to monitor my home security system; my old flip phone did everything I needed a phone to do: make calls. And unlike Bob, I really am a COBOL programmer.

RaymeeDotCom • 13 hours ago

In the last frame, Scott could have misspelled "famous" just to bait the Grammer Nazi Dicks.

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Robert Wilson RaymeeDotCom • 13 hours ago

That's "Grammar-Nazi Dicks" with a hyphen.

Ha yeah,
before I read you comment I was going to say-
I meet them in life as well as on the net, in fact when I look back on what I have written sometimes .. ..
As for Dilbert, his stuff is so realistic it should not be funny.

Haha! Nice. And Ayn Rand was not one to hold back. In fact, I think she liked appearing extreme, mostly as a writer's technique. But it flows from her philosophy too.

“Integrity is the recognition of the fact that you cannot fake your consciousness, just as honesty is the recognition of the fact that you cannot fake existence—that man is an indivisible entity, an integrated unit of two attributes: of matter and consciousness, and that he may permit no breach between body and mind” (932; P3C7).

Reminds me of this one. Dilbert is interviewing a new programmer, who is speaking and thinking:

My engineering knowledge is current and yours is ancient. - I think I impressed him with my confidence. - Ooh! People skills! I forgot! bonk bonk bonk.