Introducing the book (repost)

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ZrednaZ | February 21, 2007

Comments require approval due to spam. Sorry. A.k.a. Medieval Helpdesk. This...

ZrednaZ | February 21, 2007

Comments require approval due to spam. Sorry.

A.k.a. Medieval Helpdesk. This video makes fun of moderns newbie computer users by illustrating - in a way fully understandable to them - how silly some of their questions are by creating a similar problem in the Middle Ages.

It's from a show called Øystein & Meg (Øystein & I) produced by the Norwegian Broadcasting television channel (NRK) in 2001. The spoken language is Norwegian. It's written by Knut Nærum and performed by Øystein Bache and Rune Gokstad.

NEWS: NRK have uploaded an official version of this video themselves - also with Eng subtitles. It is located at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQHX-S...

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  • Well I think it is an awesome video, it reminds me so much of trying to get my dad to work his internets. :D

  • I love it XD

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  • hahaha!!

  • que idioma hablaann... ????

  • So funny. What's also great is that I knew exactly what this is a parody of - older folk and computers. Didn't have to be told. LOL. I'm part of the older crowd, so I laughed at many of the man's questions. they sound like many I've asked and I realize how silly they must sound to the technical support guy on the phone.

  • Genial :)

  • Me trying to teach mom facebook.... :D

  • The best!

  • Really enjoyed all though could understand but subtitles helped greatly thank you

  • lol!

  • Really funny! I'm really good with computers so I help my mom with stuff and some of the questions do seem almost this dumb lol

  • first- this video is very funny jejeje...

    i think that the technology is very important in ours life couse made te things more easys... thanks

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