August 7, 2009 by pinaldave
I received the following interesting images in email during the past 2 months. I think they are superbly hilarious! I received them from various people at different times, so their is unknown.
Let me know which of the following images you find the most interesting.
Hope you enjoyed watching them!
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Pinal Dave is a Pluralsight Developer Evangelist. He has authored 9 SQL Server database books and have written over 2500 articles on the database technology on his blog at a http://blog.sqlauthority.com. Along with 9+ years of hands on experience he holds a Masters of Science degree and a number of certifications, including MCTS, MCDBA and MCAD (.NET). His past work experiences include Technology Evangelist at Microsoft and Sr. Consultant at SolidQ. Prior to joining Microsoft he was awarded the Microsoft MVP award for three continuous years for his contribution in the community. Here is the list of the Pinal Dave's books.
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I plan to get one… :p
I love the “Happy RTM”
haha very innovative and cute ! however 4th cake from top is my favourite
Extraordinary Cakes
The one for happy RTM, looks good and delicious. hm
Cool images, i like Sql2008 cake very much.
I liked the fourth one with simple “INSERT” statement.
yummyy!!!!!
Wow… very nice pictures. Let me have it.
I think Sql Server 2008
Happy RTM !!!!!!!!!
I like Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Happy RTM too..
Nice one..
huahuahuahuahuahuahua very nice.
The first one isn’t well-formatted =P, I realy liked the 4th cake.
We are waiting for R.I.P. plates with delete instructions haahhahahahaaha
The two ‘insert’ cakes need some normalisation work performing!
fourth from the first is the nice one
Can somebody send the SQL code for eating those cakes :D
yummy!
Wow! Its so hilarous..I jst love the plain insert into cake!! Someone send me an access-execute code to retrieve the cake!
Love the cakes. Someone should write on a cake and make it a function naming it the persons name and tell them to insert the cake into there mouth lol.
last one insert into cake values(‘chocolate’)
So what flavor was the last cake before it got SQL injected?
The last cake needs a “–” at the end ;)
All of them are pretty nerdy stupid :-) Can we at least eat a cake without worrying about software bugs? Why not a single cake’s author thought about defining XSD to at least make the XML fail proof??? Eating any of these cakes would me me both fat and depressed…