in comic strips in 90's, Dilbert was killed by a deer (setup arranged by Mother Nature). Later Garbage man (rag guy in this video), brought Dilbert back to life, by cloning him from old garbage. In some sense, he is Dilbert's dad.
I am a retired engineer with a certifiable Knack in all its manifestations and I mean ALL of them including making a ham radio from TV parts and "utter social ineptitude." I have never lost my Knack, but I can imagine what a personal devastation that would be. When these Dilbert cartoons first came out, I was absolutely convinced that there was a secret camera or a trained spy in our engineering department because it seemed just way, way too improbable that these cartoons addressed so minutely and accurately the very things going on at work. My boss even had a bald head with pointy side hair and a rather poor understanding of how things actually worked. Yes, we had our Wally and our Alice and HR was nothing but evil, evil I say. I will say that most of my projects did work though.
In Europe, paper was made mostly out of old rags during the middle ages and modern times, even until the 19th century. Thats why they were actually seen as a valuable resource.
So dirty old Rag collection was actually a big industry and during some time periods there was even a export ban on rags. So as an Engineer, Dillbert shouldn‘t be surprised and should rather know about this.
I’m not too sure why UA-cam felt the urge to recommend me a bunch of Dilbert videos but I got to say: I’m not complaining.
sounds like you watched a single clip and youtube took it from there
The garbage man is eternal.
I swear that’s definitely dilbert’s dad
no his dad is trapped in the mall at an all you can eat place
@@blob5907 He's not trapped. He's just not leaving until it is truly all he can eat.
in comic strips in 90's, Dilbert was killed by a deer (setup arranged by Mother Nature).
Later Garbage man (rag guy in this video), brought Dilbert back to life, by cloning him from old garbage.
In some sense, he is Dilbert's dad.
I am a retired engineer with a certifiable Knack in all its manifestations and I mean ALL of them including making a ham radio from TV parts and "utter social ineptitude." I have never lost my Knack, but I can imagine what a personal devastation that would be.
When these Dilbert cartoons first came out, I was absolutely convinced that there was a secret camera or a trained spy in our engineering department because it seemed just way, way too improbable that these cartoons addressed so minutely and accurately the very things going on at work. My boss even had a bald head with pointy side hair and a rather poor understanding of how things actually worked. Yes, we had our Wally and our Alice and HR was nothing but evil, evil I say. I will say that most of my projects did work though.
KNACK TWO BABY!!!
Some people are wise without being book smart.
He found his knack again
The person who buys a dirty rag is the person who also washes one.
Pretty sure that’s the doctor that diagnosed him with The Knack.
It's Dilbert' descendant from the future with a time machine.
MY SHARONA
so who buys dirty rags!?
Ahhh...serendipity.
Nice
He kind of sounds like Patrick Warburton as Lemony Snicket. Does anyone else hear that?
In a way, but I definitely see the similarity.
Maurice LeMarche
?
In Europe, paper was made mostly out of old rags during the middle ages and modern times, even until the 19th century. Thats why they were actually seen as a valuable resource.
So dirty old Rag collection was actually a big industry and during some time periods there was even a export ban on rags. So as an Engineer, Dillbert shouldn‘t be surprised and should rather know about this.