I can relate to Garfield. We were practising for a water-ski show, and I was up in the kite, what seemed like a hundred feet, when my harness broke. Its funny how just hanging onto a bar seems more difficult when your life depends on it. Fortunately it was a small lake, and I drifted down when we turned out of the wind.
And then there are those companies that think the good times will never end. My son worked for Nortel (google The Company that Broke Canada) when it built giant campuses and filled them with all the employee perks. Their recruiting division must have been completely unaware of their impending doom; for they paid my son a $1,000 signing bonus – for a high school summer job!?! He got a high-tech business education when he sat in on the pink-slip general meeting. And the good news is that his position lasted until that September.
Question for our creators, Chip & Art: has anyone written AI software for three-panel comedy? Is it even possible to create a sense of humour with an algorithm?
I can relate to Garfield. We were practising for a water-ski show, and I was up in the kite, what seemed like a hundred feet, when my harness broke. Its funny how just hanging onto a bar seems more difficult when your life depends on it. Fortunately it was a small lake, and I drifted down when we turned out of the wind.