May 31, 2013
#1219: Reports explain

How to make boring technical reports more fun to read:
Imagine they were written and sent in, unsolicited, by the estranged spouse of the head of the project.
[Cueball is crouching alone over his computer in an empty room, typing on a laptop. He is surrounded by papers and books, apparently related to whatever project is working on. The laptop has a message on it, the text of which is displayed above the computer.]
Computer: Six guard rails have erratic reflector placement, and one even lacks reflectors entirely, despite rule G31.02(b) clearly mandating consistent usage.
Cueball: …Sharon!