Here's the second issue of OOPS! I have no good name.

This issue is special because it is the second issue. What I mean is that this issue is special because it is the issue after the first issue which is special because it is the issue before the second issue.


 

Index of contents.

A good joke, from Yes Minister (click here for information on Yes Minister  #YM ) ,about politics and politicians. This does apply to Indian politiics / politicians than Brits. Click here for the article

An explanation of the various ,if not all honours (Ex: Knighthood... like Sir Bradman) also from Yes Minister. #Hon

For those of you young people who just can't con yer parents into increasing yer allowance by arguing and debate, here are some tips for you #Tips

Funny one-liners from the world of computers    Computers  .

Check out a few cool, assorted jokes. #Red
 
 



 

Yes Minister:-

Yes Minister was a television series by the BBC.
It was written by Jonathan Lynn and Antony Jay.
It was a huge success, being simply masterful in revealing, in a humorous way, the red tapism and  politics.
I would recommend everyone who can read the English language to read this 'Bible / Bhagwad Gita / Koran' of British, nay, worldly comedy.



 

Politics from the eyes of a fictional politician.

Person #1:-'There's nothing special about man, Mr Hacker. We are not above nature. We're part of it. Men are animals too you know'
Jim Hacker, Minister of Department of Administrative affairs:- Obviously I knew that.. I have just come from the House of Commons. [This is obviously a joke in England/Britain, but a very solid fact, nay,  an axiom in India. - Editor]



 

Honours from the eyes of the red tapists of Whitehall.

'You get your G after your K. G is short for Grand Cross. K is a Knighthood. Each department (of the government) has its own honours. The DAA (Department of Administrative affairs) gets the Bath -Sir Humphrey was, at this time, a KCB and would have been hoping for his G -thus becoming a Knight Grand Cross of the Bath. In the FCO (Foreign and Commonwealth Office) the honours are the Cross of St. Michael and St. George -CMG, KCMG and GCMG. The Foreign office is not popular through the rest of the civil service, and it is widely held that CMG stands for 'Call Me God', the KCMG for 'Kindly Call Me God' and the GCMG for 'God Calls Me God' as explained by the Editor.



 

Tips:-

#1:- As a first try, tell your DAD (or MOM, whoever is the softer one [I don't mean literally]) about a certain hypothetical expense which will equal your requested allowance raise.
Literal translation into simple language:- Fake an expense. Like ,for example, if you own a Parker(R) Roller Ball or Ball pen, fake a few refills which cost around $1 or Rs 40 or Euro 0.80 or Pounds 0.57(NB- Subject to exchange rates)......[This ploy always works for me]
#2:- If this doesn't work, do the following. [Warning:= Only those people whose parents don't object to their going out with girls should apply this ploy -Ed]
Make up a hypothetical Girl/Boy Friend and make sure that the hypothetical G/B f's birthday falls on the third day from now.
#3:- Talk something like the following extract from Yes Minister [The words were said by Sir Humphrey to Jim Hacker explaining as to why the day to day administration should be left with the Permanent Under Sec viz. Sir Humphrey -Ed]
'Minister, the traditional allocation of executive responsibilities has always been so determined as to liberate the Ministerial incumbent from the administrative minutiae by devolving the managerial functions to those whose experience and qualifications have better formed them for the performance of such humble offices, thereby releasing their political overlords for the more onerous duties and profound deliberations that are the inevitable concomitant of their exalted position'
[NB:= If you understood the above impenetrable prose during the first reading, you ought to be in my place. Please note, the previous note is not applicable for the civil servants/ government servants of any country/ planet. -Ed]
#4:- If the above fails, call me and join my team as a part timer and hopefully earn some money.



 

Computer Humour

The best book on programming for the laymen is Alice in Wonderland..
That's because its the best book on anything for the layman.

One person's data is another person's error.

To err is human ... to forgive is beyond the scope of the operating system



What does a redneck say to his pregnant daughter?
Ans: Dear,are you sure its your child?

What would have happened if Bill Gates were to be the Devil Himself???
Ans: Hell would have a monopoly over afterlife resting places, and would be full of bugs!!!!

A family of four lived in a row house. Once, while outdoor toilets were being built, Grandpa came visiting. Now, Grandpa had been warned about the diggings by his son, but unfortunately, one night, he fell into one of the pits.
He started shouting "Fire Fire", and, in due course, was rescued. His son later asked,"Pops, why the hell were you shouting 'Fire Fire'?, to which his 12 year son replied,"Dad, have you ever heard of anyone being rescued, who had been shouting 'SHIT SHIT'?". His poor Grandpa could only try to suppress his laughter.

A van filled with glass crashed with a lamp-post while backing. That jolted the whole van and shattered 3 panes of the cargo.
The driver got out and was inspecting the damage. In the meanwhile, a sizeable crowd had gathered.
Suddenly, an old man came running and asked the driver aloud,"Will you have to pay for this out of your own pocket?", to which the driver replied in the affirmative. Then, the old man, showing pity, suggested that  every kind gentleman present should contribute a bit so that the driver's pocket can be spared. He collected a lot of money in his hat and handed it over to the driver. Then, his work having been done, he walked away.
A little later, the driver remarked to one of the bystanders,"Now that's a smart operator".
The passer-by was bewildered and seeked an explanation to which the drives said,"That man who was here is my BOSS"