1995 Legacy: The Rolodex
Why was the Rolodex so sad? It heard a rumor about something called “Outlook.” Part of the 60 Classic Office Jokes: The 1995 Retro Edition… Read More »1995 Legacy: The Rolodex
Why was the Rolodex so sad? It heard a rumor about something called “Outlook.” Part of the 60 Classic Office Jokes: The 1995 Retro Edition… Read More »1995 Legacy: The Rolodex
What’s the difference between 1995 and now? In 1995, you actually left the building for lunch. Part of the 60 Classic Office Jokes: The 1995… Read More »1995 Vintage: The Lunch Out
Why did the cat join the meeting? The boss got a new “laser pointer.” Part of the 60 Classic Office Jokes: The 1995 Retro Edition… Read More »1995 Vintage: The Laser Pointer
Why did the accountant cross the road? To get a better connection on the other side. Part of the 60 Classic Office Jokes: The 1995… Read More »1995 Vintage: The Dial-Up Delay
Why did the meeting take so long? The manager spent 20 minutes trying to get the transparency straight. Part of the 60 Classic Office Jokes:… Read More »1995 Legacy: The Overhead Projector
Why did the businessman go to the mall? To visit the travel agent and “book” a flight with real paper. Part of the 60 Classic… Read More »1995 Legacy: The Travel Agent
Why did the computer explode? Someone tried to divide by zero in Lotus 1-2-3. Part of the 60 Classic Office Jokes: The 1995 Retro Edition… Read More »1995 Vintage: The Spreadsheet Crash
Why was the 3.5-inch disk so confident? Because it knew it was the “height of technology.” Part of the 60 Classic Office Jokes: The 1995… Read More »1995 Vintage: The Floppy Disk
What’s the loudest sound in 1995? A dot matrix printer screaming through a 50-page report. Part of the 60 Classic Office Jokes: The 1995 Retro… Read More »1995 Archive: The Dot Matrix
Why did the dad keep a diskette in his pocket? For “data” on the go. Part of the 60 Classic Office Jokes: The 1995 Retro… Read More »1995 Vintage: The Pocket Diskette
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