Easter PLC Joke

[adfox]

Two bytes (7 and 65) walk onto a bus, and 65 flips off 7's lower bits. 4 then rotates 65 to the right and says "Now we're even" but 130 just starts screaming "Jesus, Jesus!"' 4 asks "Hey man, what's the matter with you?", and 130 says “I think I just got a sign!”


Oh it made me laught so loud...

 

[Ken Roach]

I thought only Canadian humor was that low. Hats off to you, good sir.

 

[sthompson]

I thought only Canadian humor was that low. Hats off to you, good sir.

Ouch!

 

[ceilingwalker]

Went over my head. LOL

 

[RussB]

Must have been a little Endian.

 

[BobB]

Great joke.

Must have been a little Endian.

Love that too!

 

[TConnolly]

I've told that joke at least 1000 times. 101 people got it. The other 11 had to have it explained to them.

 

[sthompson]

I've told that joke at least 1000 times. 101 people got it. The other 11 had to have it explained to them.

Nice!

 

[dcooper33]

Yep. There are 10 types of people in this world. Those who enjoyed that joke... and my wife

 

[iant]

Yep. There are 10 types of people in this world. Those who enjoyed that joke... and my wife

Are you saying those 10 people enjoyed both the joke and your wife???

 

[dcooper33]

Are you saying those 10 people enjoyed both the joke and your wife???

LOL way to illustrate the importance of syntax!

I bet my wife would enjoy THAT joke nearly as much as the binary variety!

 

[RussB]

I feel sorry for mechanical engineers, the could never have such fun. ;(

 

[nettogrisen]

Are you saying those 10 people enjoyed both the joke and your wife???

Hahaha. I'm sitting on Burger King in Dubai airport waiting on my connecting flight and that comment made me burst out laughing, enough to make some heads turn.
Thaks for making my day

 

[TConnolly]

I feel sorry for mechanical engineers, the could never have such fun. ;(

That not the half of it. Whenever a component fails the failure mode is mechanical. There is no such thing as an electrical failure. So all failures are the M.E.'S fault, not the E.E's.

 

[mendonsy]

That not the half of it. Whenever a component fails the failure mode is mechanical. There is no such thing as an electrical failure. So all failures are the M.E.'S fault, not the E.E's.

You can tell the failure mode by the color of the sparks.
Orange sparks are mechanical, blue sparks are electrical!!