You know you're in IT when...
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We had a fairly wild windstorm in Toronto the other day which ripped some siding from my neighbours house. It was banging against our balcony so I hunted high and low for something long enough to tie it down. Rope? No. Bungy cords? Nope. String? No. 12 feet of cat5 cable? Absolutely! :sigh:
cheers Chris Maunder
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We had a fairly wild windstorm in Toronto the other day which ripped some siding from my neighbours house. It was banging against our balcony so I hunted high and low for something long enough to tie it down. Rope? No. Bungy cords? Nope. String? No. 12 feet of cat5 cable? Absolutely! :sigh:
cheers Chris Maunder
So - you were net working?
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We had a fairly wild windstorm in Toronto the other day which ripped some siding from my neighbours house. It was banging against our balcony so I hunted high and low for something long enough to tie it down. Rope? No. Bungy cords? Nope. String? No. 12 feet of cat5 cable? Absolutely! :sigh:
cheers Chris Maunder
I knew Cat 5 would be part of the punchline... :)
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We had a fairly wild windstorm in Toronto the other day which ripped some siding from my neighbours house. It was banging against our balcony so I hunted high and low for something long enough to tie it down. Rope? No. Bungy cords? Nope. String? No. 12 feet of cat5 cable? Absolutely! :sigh:
cheers Chris Maunder
Chris Maunder wrote:
No. 12 feet of cat5
It's like I don't even know you any more. How about you drink a VB and then re-post. I found about 4 metres of Cat-5 and tied it down using a Truckies Hitch.
Michael Martin Australia "I controlled my laughter and simple said "No,I am very busy,so I can't write any code for you". The moment they heard this all the smiling face turned into a sad looking face and one of them farted. So I had to leave the place as soon as possible." - Mr.Prakash One Fine Saturday. 24/04/2004
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We had a fairly wild windstorm in Toronto the other day which ripped some siding from my neighbours house. It was banging against our balcony so I hunted high and low for something long enough to tie it down. Rope? No. Bungy cords? Nope. String? No. 12 feet of cat5 cable? Absolutely! :sigh:
cheers Chris Maunder
Well I hope you didn't do the knots up too tight: you'll get signal degradation.
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We had a fairly wild windstorm in Toronto the other day which ripped some siding from my neighbours house. It was banging against our balcony so I hunted high and low for something long enough to tie it down. Rope? No. Bungy cords? Nope. String? No. 12 feet of cat5 cable? Absolutely! :sigh:
cheers Chris Maunder
Did you think of attaching the battery ? That way you get free electricity from lightning :-\
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We had a fairly wild windstorm in Toronto the other day which ripped some siding from my neighbours house. It was banging against our balcony so I hunted high and low for something long enough to tie it down. Rope? No. Bungy cords? Nope. String? No. 12 feet of cat5 cable? Absolutely! :sigh:
cheers Chris Maunder
I just hope your neighbor does not own a sailing boat and has to discover your revolutionary new rigging in the middle of the ocean.
I have lived with several Zen masters - all of them were cats. His last invention was an evil Lasagna. It didn't kill anyone, and it actually tasted pretty good.
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We had a fairly wild windstorm in Toronto the other day which ripped some siding from my neighbours house. It was banging against our balcony so I hunted high and low for something long enough to tie it down. Rope? No. Bungy cords? Nope. String? No. 12 feet of cat5 cable? Absolutely! :sigh:
cheers Chris Maunder
