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February 25, 2010

2.043: storage wrappin' about tiered storage

This just in…a particularly timely episode of Storage Wrappin' (source unknown)

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Ron Singler

That is awesome! Well done!

Michael Hay

Barry this is great! I laughed almost solidly for 3 minutes. Thank you so much for posting this it lifted my day. :)

SRJ

OMG... My throat hurts from laughing so hard! And my wife thinks I'm crazy for thinking anything having to do with storage could possibly be that funny.

Nice work.

Roberto

I don't know where you found it but I agree on being utterly fun. Something from the comedy of the absurd....

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