The Chronicles of George-Someone you most likely

[BERIGAN]

or get when you called a helpdesk!

http://chroniclesofgeorge.nanc.com/index.htm

It just goes on and on! 44 pages I only got half way, but some of the best were after page 15....

[Niko]

or get when you called a helpdesk!

http://chroniclesofgeorge.nanc.com/index.htm

It just goes on and on! 44 pages I only got half way, but some of the best were after page 15....

thank you

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[DTMX]

A friend of mine had the same job. He said the people that get most offended when you ask them if their computer/phone/whatchamacallit is plugged in/turned on/charged are the ones who usually do not have their computer/phone/whatchamacallit plugged in/turned on/charged. He changed one manager's password to the manager's name because the manager could never remember his password. The manager asked how he was supposed to remember his new password. My friend told him that it was written on his business card.

[Shawn]

That's hilarious! I've worked in help desk situations before and known people (nearly) as bad as "George".

[Guest donald petersen]

is it possible the guy was learning disabled or cheap labor from mexico or thailand or something?

i mean there is no proof he is a fully functional native english speaking grown adult, is there?

i can't find it completely funny unless i know george is just a lazy or "stupid" american adult.

[Dan Gould]

is it possible the guy was learning disabled or cheap labor from mexico or thailand or something?

i mean there is no proof he is a fully functional native english speaking grown adult, is there?

i can't find it completely funny unless i know george is just a lazy or "stupid" american adult.

If you read the FAQs, the site operator insists that George was a native born American, having lived his entire life in Houston. He also insists he was fully functional, except in his job, where he had learned he didn't have to do it very well to keep it (due to a personal relationship with the boss) and showed no interest in improving his "skills".

Edited May 11, 2007 by Dan Gould