Some things, my friends, never change. Working the technical support front lines is one of those things. Here’s the best thing to come out of Norway since…ever.
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raincoaster 
I’m having these problems with my students all the time. I can absolutely relate to that. Great clip ;-)
This reminds me of answering questions on the forum *ROTFLMAO* :D
This is the funniest thing I’ve seen coming out of Norway since pickled herring.
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!! Just like my damned PL/SQL course where the instructor assumed that we all had at least a couple of years of experience in the language.
Except I could open the book . . . .
I’m still having trouble with that, actually.
My favorite part is where he shows him the documentation. I mean, Dell technical support is all online (not even a phone number as far as I can tell) and if your problem is you can’t get online, ubfuckt yo. There’s a blog I ran across the other day from some tech who had to consult some documentation…and it was all in Flash. Charmant.
I’ve seen this before but it’s so hilarious I could watch it ten times
I never saw it before Saturday, when a woman I was teaching blogging to showed me. It really is hilarious.
Reminds me of a Monty Python sketch.
Hysterical.
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Excellent!
Yes, it does. I wonder how it hid from me all this time. Well, I’m not really attuned to the Norwegian media, it must be said.
I’d never seen it before now either. And I may have to steal it …
Yes, I have to say that Norwegian comedy sketches don’t often come my way. Heck, I didn’t even know they had humour over there ;) .
Well I know the Norwegians have a reputation for being a bit freaky, but amusing…I had not expected that. It IS very Pythonesque.
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