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So How many of you guys laughed when you first heard Router-on-a-stick?

billscott92787

I have to admit that I did. I thought it was a goofy name. I added a poll to calculate

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dynamik

It sounded like something that they'd have at the MN State Fair.

drew2000

I always thought it meant that you somehow booted a router from a flash memory stick.

Until someone explained that the stick is from looking at it on the diagram level, vs. the hardware level!

Drew

mikej412

Nope, I understood where it came from but just thought it was silly.

Penultimate Hop Pop -- now that still brings a smile to my face and makes me want to dance for some reason

Lizano

It cracked me up as a fews days before reading about it the first time I had seen this video José Jalapeño on a Stick.

jbrad95706

Lizano wrote: »

It cracked me up as a fews days before reading about it the first time I had seen this video José Jalapeño on a Stick.

I loved his show.

Dun-ham... .com

jovan88

not as much as 'dying gasp'

Bokeh

MN State Fair and Jeff Dunham together this summer. Wonder if we could get him to do a "Router on a schtick" character?

hypnotoad

I have my Router on a Stick in a Not-So-Stubby-Area.

dynamik

hypnotoad wrote: »

I have my Router on a Stick in a Not-So-Stubby-Area.

Whoa! Hopefully you have it properly encapsulated

billscott92787

I hope you have an access-list established for particular entities to deny access.