/bow Simon #
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 11:34 GMT
ROFL fantastic, I was a bit worried to begin with but its nice to see that the PFY's habits run in the family :)
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 11:34 GMT
ROFL fantastic, I was a bit worried to begin with but its nice to see that the PFY's habits run in the family :)
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 11:34 GMT
I sit in awe, once I'd picked myself up off the floor. This opens avenues too scarey to think about whilst at the same time I have to know
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 11:34 GMT
Unexpected yet very funny! The BOFH-gene is carried by females too, so it seems...
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 11:34 GMT
My Mum was pure evil personified, she had to be to succeed in her profession, or perhaps vocation, as a school dinner lady. Hell hath no fury like a dinner lady scorned.
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 12:04 GMT
...It was my own dear mother who taught me all about marking home directories read only, wall -a "This box going down for patching in 10 minutes" and then shutting it down 30 seconds later..
Keep it up! Great stuff.
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 12:04 GMT
Another sterling installment of BOFH. Brilliant!
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 12:06 GMT
Are we to see a visit from Simon's mother at any time? The BOMFH!
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 12:06 GMT
k... laughing out loud in the middle of the office gets you some funny looks around here :)
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 12:06 GMT
Brilliant, nice little twist.
Now where can I get a liberal parent like that???
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 12:09 GMT
An excellent unexpected ending. I was expecting her to whack him over the hear with her handbag, not whip out the old high voltage battery tester
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 12:09 GMT
""Tell me," I say, addressing myself to the septuagenarian with the unlicensed stunner. "One thing I've always wanted to know... Is everyone on your home planet a psychopath?""
To which one could fully expect Gran to answer ..... "Oh, goodness gracious me, not all of us, dear, some of us much prefer the milk and honey sociopath root."
"Now, how's the boy getting on? Showing Promise? We wouldn't want him letting the side down, not whenever there's so much free space available to spread his wings and Lord and Laud, Load and Lode IT over. Did I tell you that his nest at home is full of cuckoos? Not much good for anything, these days ....Cuckoos."
And the heart because everyone adores an ageing Granny.
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 12:24 GMT
nice twist, all sorts of opportunities for a returning character there...
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 12:24 GMT
...AMFM made sense
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaagh!
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 12:24 GMT
She runs a tight ship... why was the pfy so coy about his workplace... he must have been brainwashed to see her through rose-tinted specs... despite everything! BOFH has some nerve for that last remark!
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 12:28 GMT
Finally, a comment from amanFromMars that actually makes kinda sense!
And great BOFH too!
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 12:48 GMT
BOFH. On a Friday. Brilliant!
Paris because having her under my desk on a Friday is the only way it could get better...
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 12:51 GMT
"k... laughing out loud in the middle of the office gets you some funny looks around here :)"
If I don't laugh occasionaly, people start using a lot of backup media and pulling there PCs off the network.
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 13:05 GMT
More and more I find myself craving for a month of fridays, on which I can read the BOFH - I've exhausted all the archives, and I fear I would now be a nervous wreck come 2.00 on friday without it.
Kudos on another brilliant episode - and character.
What is quite worrying though Is that lately, I've been able to understand aManfromMars... It's wrong. Will someone please check on him?
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 13:27 GMT
That best academy, a mother's knee. (James Russell Lowell)
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 13:28 GMT
... that my great aunt is pushing 90 and fare-dodges for kicks?
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 13:39 GMT
Although, this would've been brilliant as a special mother's day installment.
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 13:39 GMT
..I always thought they said women and technology didn't mix? (the lovely Sarah Bee at Vuture Central excluded for obvious reasons :-D *bows down*)
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 14:25 GMT
Did you hear about the bit of red tarmac that was forcibly detained in a mental institution?
Apparently he was thought to be a bit of a cycle-path
OK:
Coat,
Leaving.
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 14:31 GMT
Women invented beer, textiles, ceramics, information technology...
and of course heavier-than-air flight.
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 15:04 GMT
I still remember back in my college years when a female C.S. student went on to learn how to use the Cisco Catalyst switches ... just to be able to disable ports/change VLAN to those who had the bad idea of messing with her or playing their mp3's a tad too loud...
Or back in the days, that chick that went monkeying around with UNIX, and found out how to lock other people's X sessions on the workstation labs...
Oh yes, the ladies have the BOFH gene all right!
Mine's the one with the 300 amp cattleprod...
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 18:31 GMT
One of the best installments yet! It's nice to finally find out where PFY gets it from.
PH because she gets it from everyone.
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 18:31 GMT
So, his mum's on the north side of 70? Not so much a PFY anymore then, is he?
And if my memory of continuity (I know, I know) is right, this would make her the sister of the CEO back when the PFY was hired? No, check that -- sister-in-law, surely.
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 18:31 GMT
Daniel B.,
Lest you forget, your 300 amp cattleprod is useless w/o the 3 phase voltage connection.
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 18:33 GMT
Aren't over-60s exempt from paying bus fares anyway?
Mind, I used to **forge** bus tickets .....
Posted Friday 25th April 2008 18:52 GMT
The perfect ending to a shitty friday. :) Thanks Simon!!!
Posted Saturday 26th April 2008 00:04 GMT
Wow nice twist, and you'll need to get that "extra" header sorted out won't you or else have "mom" fix it for ya...
Posted Saturday 26th April 2008 05:37 GMT
Did they know they'd annoy us that much that we needed a liquid relief? ^_^
The REAL question here though - is she a MILF?
BOFH always brightens up the Friday!
Posted Saturday 26th April 2008 18:45 GMT
BOFH and his PFY keep getting better and better...!
BTW, the PFY is getting a bit long in the teeth to still be called "youth" no ?
Posted Saturday 26th April 2008 18:45 GMT
You still need to explain the fear of librarians.
Still, I understand. Get the patient's family history first.
Posted Sunday 27th April 2008 03:50 GMT
Maybe in this day and ages it's more PFY - Pimply Faced Yob?
Posted Monday 28th April 2008 00:49 GMT
Yes I think so but she still finds other things to faredodge on, going way out of her way if need be.
As I understand it my great uncle married her long ago for a laugh he is still having.
Posted Monday 28th April 2008 00:49 GMT
Yet another classic. It does run in the family. Now to go deal with the wife who was wondering what I laughing at.
Posted Monday 28th April 2008 11:15 GMT
Could there be an entire family of BOFH's and PFY's out there???
Posted Monday 28th April 2008 14:03 GMT
Why of course.
http://xkcd.com/341/
Posted Monday 28th April 2008 15:31 GMT
genuis !!!
i didnt see THAT twist coming hehehhe
Top Man !!
Posted Monday 28th April 2008 18:07 GMT
The best for ages!
Now lets meet a relative of Simon :P