Cry of the Homebuilder

[Bruno Ogorelec]

I have found this on the web. The author is unknown and the poem apparently quite old.

We the willing
Led by the unknowing
Have done so much
for so long
with so little.
We are now qualified
to do anything,
with nothing.

[PyroJoe]

The Amish axiom "Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without"

[pezman]

Probably off topic, but somehow those classics reminded me of these classics:
http://www.savageresearch.com/humor/ComputerHaiku.html

[Mark]

Imagine having so little "back then." Here's a cartoon that illustrates how comical the technological divide has become.

http://www.thenewyorkerstore.com/produc ... By=popular
“You have no new messages.” (An exhausted servant has sprinted to deliver this news to his Greek/Roman master. )

[Mike Everman]

I have found this on the web. The author is unknown and the poem apparently quite old.

We the willing
Led by the unknowing
Have done so much
for so long
with so little.
We are now qualified
to do anything,
with nothing.

My mantra is similar:
Everything for nothing in zero time, all for the unworthy.

[marksteamnz]

The machinists mantra "You can ask for light, strong and cheap but you can only have two".

My favourite computer geek pirate joke
Parity error "pieces of seven"

[tufty]

My favourite computer geek pirate joke
Parity error "pieces of seven"

That's a parroty error.