Computer Virus, Error & Security Cartoons
by Theresa (T-) McCracken
Fashion Cartoon 3591: A woman wearing odd clothes says to her husband, "I told the computer what was in our daughter's closet and this is what it suggested as an outfit. Lets take it in to have it checked for viruses."
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Drug Cartoon 6882: A doctor handing a patient some pills saying, “The developers of this drug can’t explain it, but its only side effect is that it causes your hard drive to crash.”
Cooking Cartoon 6214: A woman baking reading a recipe from a computer screen, "Beat 3,000 eggs and add one quart of 10-30W oil ... So much for putting my recipes on the computer."
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Computer Cartoon 4861: A general in front of a huge computer says to another, "It's a foolproof computer network, sir, that no one can break into, not even a kid."
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Social Security Cartoon 4634: A little old lady at a computer keyboard says, "I'll teach that social security computer a few things!"
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Voc Ed Cartoon 2867: A prisoner learning computer programming says to another, "At least if we get busted again, it'll be for white-collar crime."
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Computer Cartoon 3625: A man says to a woman at a computer, "Before you use that information, I ought to tell you that the computer predicted we'd have record profits last year."
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Food Cartoon 3743: A student at a computer says to a teacher, "I'm NOT trying to break in and change my grades. I'm only trying to change the school lunch menu."
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