AOL Disks - Computer jokes (64593)

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[This is an original creation except as noted below]



[For the occassional hermit out there without a mail drop, America Online

has been distributing "10 Hours Free" disks like crazy. They come with

magazines, they come by themselves, they are attached to trade journals

etc. I have about ten of them now. I have never expressed an interest

in AOL but these disks keep mounting up.]



Things to do about all of your AOL disks.





Collect two solar masses worth and detonate the sun. [copied from

a signature seen on the net.]

Activate each account with a different cartoon character name like

Bullwinkle, Barney Rubble, Tasmanian Devil, etc. See if you run out

of names before you run out of disks.

Activate the disks one at a time. For each disk you activate, download

enough files to fill up the reformatted activation disk. Don't stop

until you have downloaded all data AOL has to offer. Use remaining

unactivated disks for backup of downloaded data.

Get 1000 people to all activate all of their disks at the same time.

Monitor trade journals to see which disk storage manufacturer gets

AOL's order for new multi-terabyte drive to hold subscriber

data base.

Tile your bathroom with your collection. Submit picture of bathroom

to GQ (Geek Quarterly) magazine.

Donate disks to charity. Tell IRS that each disk contains $10 worth

of software. Use resulting deductions to buy Lichtenstein.

Call the FBI and tell them that these disks are made from refined uranium

and homes across the country will begin exploding as soon as they

reach critical mass.

Activate all of your disk simultaneously using different ids. Making

effective use of mail forwarding and distrubtion lists, bring AOL to

a screeching halt by creating, sending, forwarding and reforwarding

the following message among the various account: "Stop sending

these f*****g disks."

Erase all disks, put new labels on them and resell them as new. Retire

at age 43.

Start pyramid scheme with chain letter that tells recipient to

mail 1 disk to each of the five people listed in the letter and

to send the letter to five more people.