BOFH 2000: Kit and Caboodle
That's right, the whole shebang
Posted in Business, 4th May 2000 17:17 GMT
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BOFH2K1: BOFH returns from the dead He's mean, he's moody, he's less than magnificent BOFH meets the troops. He's not impressed BOFH2K3: BOFH unmasks the printer smasher Workplace disenfranchised user complex BOFH2K4: BOFH goes to Hollywood Medical drama unfolds BOFH2K5: BOFH specs the Quake Box From Heaven Games Bastard Operators play BOFH2K6: BOFH masters the art of creative accounting One consultant minus one piece of paper = £3,000 BOFH2K7: agony uncle and bastard Revenge is a dish best eaten Vindaloo hot BOFH2K8: BOFH 1: TWAT 0 The Pedant's Guide to Computing Knowledge BOFH2K9: BOFH tracks down Arsonist ...and saves PFY's skin BOFH2K10: BOFH plays with Maggot Pick a Password. Any Password BOFH2K11: BOFH discovers Voice Recognition Is it your floor that has the Gas Leak? BOFH2K12: BOFH moonlights CRAP SOFTWARE By all means necessary BOFK2K13: The BOFH interpretation skills test - try it if you DARE Operator or Management - which are you, boy? BOFH2K14: BOFH signs up for M$ soap slush fund Software Piracy. Just say no BOFH2K15: BOFH dreams of justifiable user homicide Let no man come between BOFH and his sleep BOFH2K16: BOFH meets the Bitch Operator - match made in Hell She steals his heart, and his wallet too BOFH newbies can tune into previous episodes here. BOFH Tribute section: From the bowels of the Helldesk Pixwebsites: Don't call us. We'll call you Severed finger found in PC 102 Ways to kill Your Computer Build your own Klingon disruptor BOFH is owned by Simon Travaglia: don't mess with his copyright.
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