March04

How to Use a Link

While building a site it was requested that I add the text, “Click the underlined text to view additional images”.

Now I know the elderly are all dribbling retards incapable of learning or common sense, but isn’t the fact they’re at the site proof enough of their ability to use a link? Apparently not.

So, fearing this explanation might still be too simple for our simple minded audience, I took the liberty of expanding upon it:

Use the peripheral attached to your computer that many refer to as a ‘mouse’. By ‘use’ we mean move the ‘mouse’ around to cause the cursor on the page to move respectively. Once you have ‘used’ the ‘mouse’, to ‘point’ to the underlined text, referred to as a ‘link’, you can then click the left button (assuming pc usage), in order to activate the ‘link’ and bring up the new content to which the link does link.

Thank goodness for youth’s kindness and consideration towards the ineptness of the elderly.

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3 Responses to “How to Use a Link”

  1. Jenna Says:

    LOL! I love you!
    I know to you it may seem simple but to some it doesn’t. Yes, they are lame brains but the world is full of them.

  2. Justin Says:

    Oh yeah, I see stupidity everyday. This is a customer question this morning:

    Here is my problem, when I post updated HTML files on your server my users need to refresh the pages in order to see the updates. This is unacceptable, pls advise.

    While they could add a page refresh or something to do what they want, that they expect this to work automatically…

  3. Brian Says:

    lol nice. My favorite part was “This is unacceptable”.

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