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Wally the Engineer Receiving the Royal Treatment
Videos for Engineers
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Somehow I missed the "Royal Engineer" part of
the engineering experience. In the first video, our hero Wally is evidently used
to it, though. "The Knack" has become a classic amongst
Dilbert fans, many of whom identify with his special gift. The last video is sort
of a take-off of the 1993 Michael Douglas movie "Falling Down." Warning:
Watching these clips from the Dilbert television show that ran from January 25,
1999 through July 25, 2000, may cause you to spend hours of valuable time
viewing all the other clips that are available. Go to the
YouTube Dilbert Channel for lots more... not that I'm recommending it.
RF Cafe cannot be held responsible for lost productivity.
Wally receiving the royal treatment
Here is the classic Dilbert video: "The Knack"
Dilbert: Solution to Traffic
(this was obviously a pre-9/11 production)
Posted August 1, 2010
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