STRIP FOR Jan 10, 2009

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User Name: jbert57 Feb 20, 2009
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The PHB is an idiot all the time, but in this strip he's more idiotic than ever before.
Also, Bosse, everyone uses fax still.
 
 
User Name: atsukoarai86 Feb 11, 2009
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Bosee, where on earth are you FROM? Of course people still use fax machines. My company uses fax machines. What on earth kind of thinking is that to suggest that PAPER caused a world-wide recession?
 
 
User Name: SonnyKnight Jan 12, 2009
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All of you like Asst.Evnt who offer advice on how fax machines work. We are aware of the fact that fax machine examples that the printed side goes face up is painfully obvious. I wonder, though, do you people analyze every joke? I would like to see you at a comedy club doing that as part of the audience. Scott Adams may rightly assume that many employees are clueless, and those of us who have gravitated away from corporate stupidity and are now either self-employed or luckily CEO's have been "enlightened." Adams may also think that CEO's are in the same boat as thier employees.
 
 
User Name: AsstEvlHmnRcrsDrctr Jan 12, 2009
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Whether your fax machine goes blank side up or not, they all have that symbol of the piece of paper with lines on one side, the other side blank, and the corner folded over to see which side goes up. This is just a case of lousy admin. This is probably the same admin who puts the paper in the copier upside down so the auto-stapler does the wrong corner.
 
 
User Name: SonnyKnight Jan 12, 2009
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Do I still use a fax machine? Well . . . Yeah! We tried using smoke signals in a effort to save paper, and thus save trees, but alas, Al Gore was having a problem with air pollution from the smoke signals. We mostly use either eFax or Call Wave internet faxes. You still have to print it, although you can just read the fax on the computer screen and print what you need.
 
 
 

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