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51.
#31889

A Tech Writer Dies and Goes to Heaven

A joke about what technical writers' heaven might be like.

Hughes, Michael A. Blogspot (2008). Humor>Writing>Technical Writing>SMEs

52.
#14132

Tech Writing Folk Songs   (PDF)

The long-awaited summary of Tech Writing Folklore and Minstrelsy!

TECHWR-L (1998). Humor>Writing>Multimedia>Audio

53.
#24289

A Technical Writer's Chicken Soup Recipe

This is my humble attempt to write a recipe in software manual style. The recipe makes store-bought canned chicken soup -- any brand -- taste almost as good as homemade.

Citron, David H. TechWriter.info. Humor>Documentation>Technical Writing

54.
#11766

There Was Life Before the Computer

A poem about computer-related terminology.

Glowport. Humor>Computing

55.
#25923

They Boot Bosses, Don't They?  (link broken)

I got a free pen, a free highlighter, a pad, and this story out of the Internet training course my company sent me to.

Bodenheim, Ira. TECHWR-L. Humor>Workplace>Education

56.
#14058

Tina the Tech Writer

She's the technical writer in Dilbert's engineering department. Tina believes any conversation within hearing distance is intended as an insult to her profession and her gender. She strives to maintain her dignity while surrounded by engineers who don't have a proper respect for her work.

Adams, Scott. United Feature Syndicate. Humor>Workplace

57.
#13953

Top 10 New IRB-Required Additions to Consent Forms

A list of the top 10 new IRB-required additions to consent forms.

Shor, Mike. Vanderbilt University. Humor>Usability

58.
#11765

Types of Computer Viruses

A collection of fictitious viruses and their characteristics.

Glowport (2000). Humor>Computing>Security>Viruses

59.
#19598

Usability Must Die

Usability is a tool that should be in the kit of all software designers/programmers. It only became a profession when people found they could charge £1,000 a day by calling themselves Usability Engineers and pontificate on the mysteries of 'ease of use'.

Usability Must Die. Humor>Usability>User Centered Design

60.
#21665

User Instruction Missing

A story about testing the stability of airplane windshields from collisions with birds.

TC-FORUM (2002). Humor>Documentation>Engineering

61.
#12946

User's Guide  (link broken)

Did you know that some people think technical writers make too much money? Discuss it as much as you like, but one thing remains certain: Until engineers can figure out that 'I/O' is 'on,' we writers will continue to pull down the big bucks.

Teltschick-Fall, Carol. TECHWR-L. Humor>Documentation

62.
#31941

What is a Technical Writer?

I shall attempt to describe to the audience the essence of the Technical Writer.

Hirshman, Yechezkel. Blogspot (2008). Humor>Writing>Technical Writing

63.
#31866

What's Your Problem?

This is a piece on pesky colleagues who are curious about others' activities at work place and try to be the good samaritan but land up in need of one.

Ravi, Suryakantham. Live.com. Humor>Workplace>Collaboration>Blogs

64.
#11761

Whoops: Aircraft Maintenance

A list of problems allegedly noted by U. S. Air Force pilots and left for maintenance crews to fix before the next flight, plus the replies from the maintenance crews.

ISTC. Humor>Documentation

65.
#11760

Whoops: Questionable Advice

Questionable warnings and instructions from all over the world.

ISTC. Humor>Documentation

66.
#11763

Whoops: Translation Trouble

Quotations of translated material from all over the world.

ISTC. Humor>Language>Translation>Localization

67.
#31943

Why We Need Technical Communicators

A YouTube video of a terrible (!) presenter discussing the technical intricacies of a product, using the worst possible language.

Harkness, Holly E. Don't Call Me Tina (2008). Humor>TC>Multimedia>Video

68.
#21141

Worst Manual Contest: 2001 Winners  (link broken)

The winner, four runner-ups, and an honorable mention for the 2001 'worst manual' competition.

Worst Manual Contest (2001). Humor>Documentation

69.
#21142

Worst Manual Contest: 2002 Winners  (link broken)

The winner, four runner-ups, and an honorable mention for the 2002 'worst manual' competition.

Worst Manual Contest (2002). Humor>Documentation

70.
#21143

Worst Manual Contest: 2003 Winners  (link broken)

The winner, four runner-ups, and an honorable mention for the 2003 'worst manual' competition.

Worst Manual Contest (2003). Humor>Documentation

71.
#27525

Worst Manual Contest: 2004 Winners  (link broken)

The 'winner', a runner-up, and two honorable mentions for the 2004 'worst manual' competition.

Worst Manual Contest (2004). Humor>Documentation>Quality

72.
#27524

Worst Manual Contest: 2005 Winners  (link broken)

The 'winner' for the 2005 'worst manual' competition.

Worst Manual Contest (2005). Humor>Documentation

73.
#14616

Y1K: The Millennial Challenge   (PDF)

Humor about the last time a milennium hadn't been planned for.

Gagliardi, Charles. Intercom (2000). Humor>TC>History

74.
#10802

You Know You're A Tech Writer When...  (link broken)

This page will show you whether you are a true technical writer.

Preston, Danielle. Yahoo (2001). Humor>Writing

75.
#32377

The Thirteen Greatest Error Messages of All Time

They're rarely helpful. Actually, they usually add insult to injury. But what would computing be without 'em? Herewith, a tribute to a baker's dozen of the best (or is that worst?).

McCracken, Harry. Technologizer (2008). Humor>Human Computer Interaction>User Interface>History

 
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