Comments (14)

1. April 12, 2012
   Citrus Rain

   Additional hidden setting: Use Comic Saaaaaaaaaaaaans!

2. April 12, 2012
   owen123

   Sounds about right

3. April 12, 2012
   r

   I can think of a few people who merit having these settings configured

4. April 12, 2012
   Jeffeb3

   Where do you find these computer gripes from 1998?

5. April 12, 2012
   Look at me if

   LOL that is hilarious

6. April 12, 2012
   thegeekkid

   Hmmm… HTG is doing re-runs now…. just had this one a few days ago…

7. April 12, 2012
   Dominic

   LOL, I wonder if that is on every software

8. April 13, 2012
   sonnet

   now, that mADE ME LAUGH!

9. April 13, 2012
   kronit

   That looks so true and very familiar. That explains why my 4core, 8gbram, 120gb ssd still lags just browsing the web.

10. April 13, 2012
    Kakaman

    The funniest thing about this is that Windows XP does have support for “British English”. XD

11. April 14, 2012
    Jeroen

    This one dates back from the windows 95 time.

12. April 15, 2012
    Ken

    When was the last office version that had the annoying paperclip. I had almost forgot it ever existed.

13. April 16, 2012
    lizbit

    thanks for the laugh so early in the morning

14. April 28, 2012
    Guest

    @Ken: Office 2003 was the last anyone ever saw of Clippy. He is rumored to be in exile, in an “undisclosed location” plotting his revenge by which he will short-circuit the world’s Windows PCs in a mass blue-screen attack.

    His possible manifesto reads as follows: “It looks like you’re trying to survive a mass overthrow of civilization by sentient AI beings culled from the depths of Microsoft Agent!!!!1! MISS ME YET?!?!?!?111!?”

    Rover the search dog, meanwhile, is reportedly in cahoots with Cerberus, the demon hound of hell (aka Kerberos, the demon hound of Microsoft’s security framework).