This was just funny...

A little mid-week humor

Everybody needs a laugh sometimes...

Dilbert usually fits the bill.

This one is from yesterday.

Dogbert is my new favorite all time cartoon character.

If you were laid up in bed taking muscle relaxers, like I was yesterday, then you might have missed one of the best Dilbert strips of all time.

Classic.

I needed a good laugh this morning

If you aren't part of corporate America, you might miss the last reference and hence the humor.

If you don't get it, then google "who moved my cheese".

Catching up on Dilbert

Tuesday is my catch up day and the start of my four day work week... that's right. :)

Dilbert of course is near the top of the list of things to catch up on... right after a huge steaming pile of email.

Truly a Dilbert moment

Dilbert is the funniest when it is so incredibly true.

I can't tell you how many times I have lived this moment.

Dilbert Chimes in on mortgage bust

Okay, I almost hurt myself on this one

Monday

Lots of political stuff to discuss and digest. Big things happened over the weekend, but on a more serious note... I have to say that Wally has become my favorite Dilbert character.

A little after Christmas humor

The Dilbert Blog is pretty funny sometimes. I'm sure it has something to do with the fact that the Scott Adams is a little twisted (aren't most comedians).

In any case, his latest post was hilarious.

I've been wanting a new dog lately... maybe I'll reconsider.

Drunken Lemurs

There was a case recently where a guy was fired for posting Dilbert cartoons at work.

Scott Adams, the Dilbert creator commented on it today on his blog.

Check it out.

I love this stuff

Classic.

I'm so glad my current job doesn't involve paperwork. I think I'll stay here forever... oh wait.

Ugh

Dilbert.

I have had this actual conversation.

Oh man, that hurt

The documentary continues

Classic.

the Dilbert Blog

What happens when a sarcastic former employee of the techno-computer geek world not only spends most of his time drawing cartoons, managing a restaurant and blogging? Well, you get some pretty interesting posts.

I'm adding it to my normal reads.

The Dilbert Blog.

Customer service

Ouch. Too early in the morning to laugh so much.

Too True

For those of you who don't live in the basement clutching your stapler, this strip is too true. I was discussing this very issue with one of our vendors yesterday. His biggest customer is Intel and they recently did a study and found out that it costs them $150 just to come up with a PO (purchase order). So just to be able to purchase something, it costs them $150. That's ridiculous! I know it can't be much cheaper here. The number of people involved in the process is outrageous. At the company I work for it takes no less than FIVE people to make purchases from one of our vendors. Sad. Very sad.

Dilbert.Com

I love this cartoon. If you aren't a cog in the corporate machine, you probably don't get it. However for those of us who are, particularly in the engineering world, Dilbert is a documentary. Painfully accurate, but amusing at the same time. I recently went through this trying to schedule the birth of my son. Try and time that one without a c-section.