Here is a few things I found in Network Computing Magazine that I thought were too funny: Top 11 Signs you may be a redneck IT administrator: 11. Your spam filter accepts all content referencing the Civil War 10. The server-room door sign prohibits "vittles, tobaccy and 'shine" 9. You tell your staffers not to feel constrained to using only 0s and 1s, " 'cause there's always a place for good ol' No. 2!" 8. You're not surprised to discover your child process is also the parent of your other child process 7. You're reluctant to use the term "IP" outside the IT department 6. The gap from your missing tooth is just right for stripping Cat 5 jackets 5. When security asks to see your ID badge, you show your belt buckle 4. Your fire-suppression plan involves beer 3. You still have a daisy-wheel printer 'cuz of Daisy Duke 2. You name all your servers with NASCAR numbers ...but the No. 3 server is forever retired (an old P-60) 1. You find Bud Lite cans perfect for RF shielding http://www.nwc.com/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=21400895 ________________________________ > Binary: What you do at the store when you're broke. > Cat 5: The name of your fifth tractor. > Chip: Yer cousin's uncle's mother's boyfriend's name. > Debugger: What you find in de handkerchief. > Firewall: The side of yer house you use to test yer shotgun. > Hacker: Uncle Leroy after 30 years of smoking. > Internet: Where cafeteria workers put their hair. > Keyboard: Where you hang the keys to the John Deere. > Megahertz: How yer head feels after 17 beers. > Network: Scoop'n up a big fish before it breaks the line. > Online: Where to walk when taking the sobriety test. > Packet error: When you forget to put the jug in yer lunch pail. > Plug-compatible: When two brands of chawin' tobacco mix good together. > Serial port: A red wine that goes well with cornflakes. > SCSI: What you call your week-old underwear. http://www.nwc.com/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=21400895&pgno=2 ________________________________ Sure, anyone can slap a neon-colored, UV-enhanced liquid cooler inside an overclocked Pentium and call it a Geeky Case Mod. But how many of your friends can perform a mod with a pickaxe, 4-pound hand sledge, chainsaw and police-issue Remington 12-gauge? Now that's some mighty fine ventilation. For complete instructions, see www.2cooltek.com/case001.html http://www.nwc.com/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=21400895&pgno=3 ________________________________ Left Over Top 11 - http://www.nwc.com/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=21400895&pgno=4