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I feel this would be an appropriate subject for a Dilbert comic. Storyline is that someone accidentally left the dot out of $300000.00 to make it $30000000 and
by jval 14y ago
I feel this would be an appropriate subject for a Dilbert comic. Storyline is that someone accidentally left the dot out of $300000.00 to make it $30000000 and then everyone else went along with it for fear of looking stupid.
- justanother 14y agoA decimal point? I always mess up some mundane detail!
- fuser 14y agoOh! What is this fairly mundane detail, Michael?!!!
- unclebucknasty 14y agoThat movie should be required viewing for all ninth grade students. It's a more realistic depiction of the life for which they are being prepared than most of what they are fed.
- chiph 14y agoPeter Gibbons: So you guys are gonna fire Mike and Samir, and you're gonna give me more money? Bob Porter: [nods] Uh-huh. Peter Gibbons: Wow.
- dpcx 14y agoIt's not a mundane detail Michael!
- vidarh 14y agoIn quite a few countries "." is the thousand separator, and the "," is the decimal point...
- timdorr 14y agoOr Project Jaberwocky from Better Off Ted.
- eddieroger 14y agoIt is so rare to see a reference to that wonderful, tragically short-lived show. Maybe it was just the right amount of pent-up angst, but that show spoke to me.
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- sp332 14y agoNot exactly the same storyline, but there's a very topical one from just 10 days ago. http://dilbert.com/2013-03-16/ http://dilbert.com/2013-03-16/
- shrikant 14y agoFYI, putting a /fast/ before the date takes you to a "Linux/Unix" version of the comic, which is basically a de-gunkified page. E.g: http://dilbert.com/fast/2013-03-16/ http://dilbert.com/fast/2013-03-16/