Favorite IT jokes submitted by the TR community

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Favorite IT jokes submitted by the TR community

By Sonja Thompson November 4, 2010, 1:31 AM PDT

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Favorite IT jokes submitted by the TR community

On October 7, 2010, Senior Editor Sonja Thompson posted the following question on TechRepublic’s Facebook page: “What’s your favorite IT joke? Please keep it clean, folks.”

This joke was submitted by Eddie Hackett.

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This joke was submitted by Patricia Darlak Graves.

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This joke was submitted by Glo Ochoa.

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This joke was submitted by Patricia Darlak Graves.

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This joke was submitted by Gena Gill.

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This joke was submitted by Gena Gill.

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This joke was submitted by Patricia Darlak Graves.

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This joke was submitted by Patricia Darlak Graves.

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This joke was submitted by Patricia Darlak Graves.

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This joke was submitted by Harold One Feather.

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This joke was submitted by Chris Harris.

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This joke was submitted by Jennifer Eyrich.

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This joke was submitted by Patricia Darlak Graves.

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This joke was submitted by Andy Moon.

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