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Help Desk, by Christopher B. Wright

Comic Transcript

FED: We think we've found a way to improve your work environment.

MARK: I'm afraid to ask.

FED: We know that working on this document has been difficult for you, since you don't actually have the clearance you need to look at what you're writing.

MARK: So you got me the clearance I need to actually look at what I'm doing?

FED: ... no.

ANOTHER FED: But we have figured out a way for you to work without having to constantly turn your head away from the monitor.

MARK: That would be nice. My neck was starting to hurt.

YET ANOTHER FED: Our solution will allow you to sit up straight and face forward.

MARK: How can I face forward if I still don't have clearance to look at the monitor?

(MARK is wearing a black hood over his head.)

FED: We found it in the basement, in a mostly empty room with nothing but an old wooden chair and a single lightbulb hanging from the ceiling.

MARK: It smells of fear and desperation.

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Comments

Alternate Ending

Alternate Ending:

Mark: I'm finding that I'm having a hard time breathing. Couldn't you have put some air holes on this thing?

Agent: We haven't really found that necessary in the past.

LOL

I wish I'd thought of that!

You would think

You would think that, even if they weren't smart enough to figure out that he needs the clearance to do his job, someone (hint: Mark) could figure out that turning the monitor off would be just as effective in preventing him from seeing anything.

This is a classified operation remember

I'll bet none of them have clearance to touch the power switch, least of all mark.

YOU might think

but this is the government we're talking about. Honestly, this seems like exactly the type of solution they'd develop. Y'know, almost like not putting down barriers to stop an oil spill from reaching American coastlines because we're worried about the environmental impact the barriers might have on estuaries. As opposed to all the environmental benefits they'll reap from being covered in oil...

Two observations

1) blogspam sucks. This latest obviously doesn't fall into the "nearly coherent" category; "gobbeldygook probably related to gang codes" is more like it.

2) One of your recent twits (about fanfic) gave me a hideous thought: Helpdesk Slash. AAAAAAHHHH!

1) Yeah, that spam was...

1) Yeah, that spam was... odd. I often wonder what the point of posts like that serve. They don't effectively advertise anything...

2) That's just... wrong, man. That's just wrong. :)

Or even worse

2) Or Binky Slashfics!

AhHaHhAhHaHh!

"Paper Clip Passion"

The young fiction writer could not help but become enamored at the cheerful mascot that adorned her screen.
"It looks like you're writing a romance novel," he noted, sending a soft chill down her feminine spine. "Can I help?"
"Well, aren't you the most helpful little thing," She coyly breathed out, watching the paper clip's eyes dart back and forth from the computer monitor. "Actually, I do have something you can help me with."
"I'll be glad to help!" The young wire-framed sprite replied.
Taking a breath of courage, the young lady writer stood from her chair, untying the knot from the sash of her robe, as it flowed open. The boyish and innocent paper clip's eyes went wide as the robe was opened fully, exposing him to the wonders of her beautiful

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*stabs eyes*

"An Evil Night of Passion"

The Dark Lord of Ubersoft, Mr. Bunny (as he's known to his contemporaries and those in the media), grew uneasy at the "business dinner" that was arranged for him. The young woman, born of both beauty and power, obviously was enjoying the evening, as she mindlessly prattled on about their future. Her strange talk of visiting her apartment and acquiring "protection" befuddled DLoU, as this "date" as the young woman kept referring to was nothing more than the acquisition of her company.
"So, why don't we go back to my place and... seal the deal?"
"I HAVE WAITED FOR NOTHING MORE THAN THOSE WORDS ALL NIGHT," Mr. Bunny replied coldly.
The young lady smirked and offered to pay the expenses for the food that was ingested that night. The powerful dark lord and the feeble minded woman who would not stop talking about pleasure exited the restaurant.
"You've said very little tonight. Aren't you interested in... me?" She seemed uncertain about some activity, DLoU thought.
"I AM VERY INTERESTED IN WHAT YOU POSSESS."
She smirked. "Then what is it? Are you afraid of... it?"
He pondered what the pronoun could refer to. "I AM QUITE UNAWARE OF WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT"
"You know... getting together. Love-making."
The Dark Lord paused. "I AM PHYSICALLY INCAPABLE OF REPRODUCTIVE ACTIONS."
The young woman smiled. "Are you scared? Is this your first time?"
"FEAR IS AN OBSOLETE EMOTION, AND I HAVE SEEN MORE SCARRING THINGS THAN YOU AND YOUR SEX-CRAZED MIND COULD EVER POSTULATE."
She took what she assumed was his etheral hand. "I think what you need to do is just settle down and get married."
"THERE WILL BE NO PRIESTS!" he quickly retorted.

Failed Sequel

I attempted to write a sequel, entitled "A Dark Lord of Passion" that was quite lengthy, but apparently was too much for the spam-filter to handle. Alas, it was lost to the big Recycle Bin in the sky.

Fear not, for the spam filter

Fear not, for the spam filter has an undo button.

Though I don't think I should be encouraging this sort of thing... *shudder*

The world was never meant for one as beautiful as me...

Do no worry, Mr. Wright. I have dissuaded myself from continuing before I scare myself into the reality that this could actually be my calling, and I don't think any self-respecting person would want to dwell on that.

* Is mortally chagrined *

What have I done??? * weeps *

I would like to see that one that the spam filter ate, though, especially since (thankfully) none of these were technically "slash."

Glad to see the site is up and running after an upgrade!

that's a funny one i think, i

that's a funny one i think, i love playing computer games and mobile games and my neck also hurts sometimes.

bag alt.

If they dont have clearance for using power buttons how did the machine turn on in the first place? also they could turn it around. but execution hoods are far funnier.