Ubersoft.net: Technology Is Not Your Friend

The Monster, Unleashed

17 April 2001 - 12:00am — Christopher Wright

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Comic Transcript

MARK: Umm... Binky, I'm not sure how to say this... but I've been going over the latest version of UberWordSoftOfficePro... you know, to write the user's manual... and I can't find any trace of the IntelliProzac(TM) technology that integrates you with the suite.

BINKY: What do you mean?

MARK: I mean... it looks like they left you out of the new release. I guess the programmers decided the new version is so easy to use, they just don't need you any more.

MARK: Uh... what are you doing, Binky?

EVIL BINKY: I'm going to have a little chat with Phil. Then I'm going to have a little chat with ANY PART OF HIM THAT SURVIVES.

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