Dilbert's Theorem on Salary states that:

Computer professionals, engineers and scientists can never earn as high a salary as business executives and sales people. This theorem can now be supported by a mathematical proof based on the following postulates:

Postulate 1: KNOWLEDGE is POWER
Postulate 2: TIME is MONEY


As every engineer knows: POWER = WORK / TIME Since, KNOWLEDGE = POWER
and TIME = MONEY, we have: KNOWLEDGE = WORK / MONEY Solving for Money,
we get: MONEY = WORK / KNOWLEDGE Thus, as KNOWLEDGE approaches zero,
MONEY approaches infinity regardless of the amount of WORK done.

Conclusion: The Less you Know, the More you Make!

You Might Be 25 - 35 If..

You wore anything Izod, especially those windbreakers that  folded up into a pouch you could wear around your waist.

You owned a Jordache anything, or you remember when Jordache jeans were cool.

In your sophomore class picture, you're wearing an Izod shirt with the collar "up."

Your "dressy" wardrobe centered on pastels and linen blazers - guys included.

You know, by heart, the words to a "Weird" Al Yankovic song.

You remember when Madonna was just hitting the scene.

The Brady Bunch movie brought back cool memories.

"The Reflex" was a cool song.

You remember "Battlestar Galactica."

Three words: "Atari," "Apple," and "Pong."

You remember the days that hooking your computer into your television wasn't an expensive option that required gadgets - it was the ONLY option.

You remember the original version of Windows: Macintosh.

You remember the days when "safe sex" meant "my parents are gone for the weekend."

You thought "Weird Science" was a masterpiece.

You remember any or all of the following: Echo & the Bunnymen, Cutting Crew, Scritti Politti, or Orchestral Maneuvers in the Dark.

Chevy Chase was really funny in those vacation movies.

You remember "Friday Night Videos" before the days of MTV.

A predominant color in your childhood photos is "plaid."

While in high school, you and all your friends discussed elaborate plans to get together again at the end of the century and play "1999" by Prince over and over again.

You remember when music that was labeled "alternative" really was.

You took family trips BEFORE the invention of the mini-van.

You rode in the back of the station wagon and you faced the cars behind you in the "tail gunner" position.

You've recently horrified yourself by using any one of the following phases: - "When I was younger" - "When I was your age" - "You know, back when..." -"Just can't (fill in the blank) like I used to"

Schoolhouse Rock played a HUGE part in how you actually learned the English language.

You ever dressed to emulate a person you saw in either a Duran Duran, Madonna, Rick Springfield, or Cyndi Lauper video.

You actually know who Rick Springfield is.

You remember with pain the sad day when the Green Machine hit the streets and made your old Big Wheel obsolete.

The phrase "Where's the beef?" still doubles you over with laughter.

You remember when film critics raved that no movie could ever possibly get better special effects than those in the movie TRON.

You jammed to the Miami Vice theme and thought Jan Hammer was cool.

You wanted to move to Hawaii because that's where Magnum lived.

For the girl crazy bunch: Your first sexual dream occurred to thoughts of Jeannie, Marsha Brady, Samantha from Bewitched or, for those hard-core comic fans out there, Daphne from Scooby Doo, Josie or any
one of her Pussycats

And for the boy crazy bunch: You thought Sean Cassidy was "dreamy", lusted after "Ted, your ship's photographer" on the Love Boat and Chachi, or, to keep it fair to the comically interested, thought
Fred was just a hunk on Scooby Doo.

Your hair, at some point in time in the 80's, became something which can only be described by the phrase "I was experimenting."

Guys: You remember when a guy piercing his ear was radical to the max, but did it anyhow.

This timeline appropriately describes actual events in your life: Star Wars opens, you are still in single digit ages, and you think the creatures are WAY cool. Empire Strikes Back opens, you are now in early double digit ages, and you are convinced that the special effects are much better, the characters are cool, and you want one of every collectible out there. Return of the Jedi hits the theaters...you are now a teenager, and
you cannot get your eyes off Princess Lea's breasts/Han Solo's butt.

You've ever shopped at a Banana Republic or Benetton, but not in the last five years.

You actually remember Benetton.

You're starting to believe (now that it wouldn't affectYOU) that maybe having the kids go to school year-round wouldn't be such a bad idea after all.

You're doing absolutely nothing with anything pertaining to your major degree.

You ever wanted to be gagged with a spoon

U2 is too "popular" and "mainstream" for you now.

You owned a Trapper Keeper.

You remember when there was only "G, PG and R", none of this PG-13 crap.

You learned to swim about the same time Jaws came out and still carry the emotional scars to this day.

Wonder twin powers, activate . . . form of an iceberg, shape of a hammer.

You spent endless nights dreaming about being the Bionic Woman/Man or Wonder Woman/the Incredible Hulk.

You remember "Hey, let's be careful out there."

You ever wanted to learn to play "Stairway to Heaven" on the guitar and choreographed "Dancing Queen" by yourself in your room.

You know all the words to the double album set of Grease.

"All-skate, change directions" means something to you.

You ever rang someone's doorbell and said "Landshark."

You bought a pair of Vans and wanted to order a pizza in history class so you could be just like Jeff Spicoli in Fast Times as Ridgemont High.

Who is Who at a University

    THE DEAN

          Leaps tall buildings in a single bound
          Is more powerful than a locomotive
          Is faster than a speeding bullet
          Walks on water
          Gives policy to God

     THE DEPARTMENT HEAD

          Leaps short buildings in a single bound
          Is more powerful than a switch engine
          Is just as fast as a speeding bullet
          Talks with God

     PROFESSOR

         Leaps short buildings with a running start and  favorable winds
          Is almost as powerful as a switch engine
          Is faster than a speeding BB
          Walks on water in an indoor swimming pool
          Talks with God if a special request is honored

     ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

          Barely clears a quonset hut
          Loses tug of war with a locomotive
          Can fire a speeding bullet
          Swims well
          Is occassionally addressed by God

     ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

          Makes high marks on the walls when trying to leap tall buildings
          Is run over by locomotives
          Can sometimes handle a gun without inflicting self-injury
          Treads water
          Talks to animals

     INSTRUCTOR

          Climbs walls continually
          Rides the rails
          Plays Russian Roulette
          Walks on thin ice
          Prays a lot

     GRADUATE STUDENT

          Runs into buildings
          Recognizes locomotives two out of three times
          Is not issued ammunition
          Can stay afloat with a life jacket
          Talks to walls

     UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT

          Falls over doorstep when trying to enter buildings
          Says "Look at the choo-choo"
          Wets himself with a water pistol
          Plays in mud puddles
          Mumbles to himself

     DEPARTMENT SECRETARY

          Lifts buildings and walks under them
          Kicks locomotives off the tracks
          Catches speeding bullets in her teeth and eats them          

          Freezes water with a single glance
          She IS God.