That reminds me of something people used to say at my old workplace. Not computer-related at all, but it amused me. If there was a difficult customer or someone uncooperative from another office, people around me would start calling them a legend, but with a hard G, like leg-end. Eventually I had to ask why they did it, and my question was answered with a question.Wyldewode wrote:Ever heard of an ID-ten-T problem [Id10T]? It's basically the same as the above. My friend works in a mac sales/repair shop, and he says that they use that all the time about calls they get.Nav wrote:Don't know if this one has been done, but a popular one amongst tech support peeps is:
PEBKAC: Problem Exists Between Keyboard and Chair
"What do you mean when you say 'leg-end'?"
"Leg-end. What's at the end of a leg?"
"A foot?"
"The other end."
"Ahhh...an arsehole."
