Fun_People Archive
28 Aug
Win95 Theology
Date: Mon, 28 Aug 95 12:04:21 -0700
From: Peter Langston <psl>
To: Fun_People
Subject: Win95 Theology
[Fortunately Windose 95 Day seems to have come and gone without any lasting
scars on Seattle (I can't speak for Redmond) and if I had any sense I'd just
let it all be forgotten like a bad dream -- well, maybe after this one last
item... -psl]
Forwarded-by: lanih@info.SIMS.Berkeley.EDU (Lani Herrmann)
Forwarded-by: pvanderb@library.berkeley.edu
Forwarded-by: John Robinson <jrobinso@library.berkeley.edu>
Forwarded-by: forsythe@onramp.net (Charles Forsythe)
If you have half a brain, you can't help but notice the throng of
publications, analists and net users declaring Windows 95 the Saviour of
the Computer Industry. If you have less than half a brain, you probably
believe it. Could it be?
Let's compare Windows 95 against a widely-accepted Saviour, Jesus of
Nazareth:
Jesus Windows 95
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Said, "Surely I come quickly." | Has been promised "any day now."
|
Is taking a lot longer to actually | Is taking a lot longer to actually
arrive. | arrive.
|
Can walk on water. | Can crawl on a 486.
|
Sits in judgement at the pearly gates.| Will be used to judge Bill Gates.
|
Bible says, "In Him, all things are | Windows 95 doesn't even run all
possible." | possible Windows apps.
|
Embodies the Holy Trinity: Father, | Embodies DOS.
Son, and Holy Ghost. |
|
Started life as a carpenter. | Turns perfectly good computers into
| furniture.
|
Born in a manger. | Resembles something found in a
| barn.
|
Remembered for protecting the weak. | Has weak memory protection.
|
Was raised from the dead. | Was created from Windows 3.1
|
Jesus performed great works for | Windows 95 multitasking performance
the multitudes. | barely works.
|
Jesus has no sin. | Windows 95 has no shame.
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You decide.
© 1995 Peter Langston