Don Kennedy shoots and scores in this week’s Caption Contest. Check out the runners-up below and c’mon back tomorrow for the start of another round.
Runners up
Why stop with just one flux capacitor when several could do the job?
Casey H.
Eventually Intel found ways to make the motherboard smaller.
Rich O.
New uses for old technology – they make good night lights.
Mark B.
“And you thought they didn’t make spare parts for ENIAC any more!”
David P.
“Transistors? We don’t need no stinkin’ transistors.”
Jim M.
‘I’ll show ’em all…..those fancy microprocessors have NOTHING on these reliable old tubes……’
Gary R.
“Heh, heh… don’t tell me not to overtighten the screws…”
Gene L.
“Hacking really sucked back in the 60’s…”
Ron E.
“I’ve had enough of those *^%$#&^ transistors. I’m going to invent the vacuum tube.”
Alan M.
“Back in those days, we used to have to inject the electrons directly…”
John R.
“If you think this drill is neat then you should see the hammer I use to get these puppies in their sockets! Try that with a Pentium chip.”
Mark S.
“Let’s see them move THIS support over to India…tee hee hee…”
Dale H.
Ty Pennington 20 years later.
Greg M.
Forget Lazer LEDs. Walter’s case mod includes a kilohertz-range hard pulse X-ray cluster.
James R.
“Okay, this about finishes the YouTube server upgrade.”
Joe W.
