A computer riddle is:
Q: How does a computer get drunk?
A: It takes screen shots.
The joke was posted on Twitter by Prank Call Joy on April 6, 2018.
Twitter
Prank Call Joy
@prankcalljoy
Q. How does a computer get drunk?
A. It takes screenshots.
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6:58 PM - 6 Apr 2018
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Rowan Ashraf
@RowanIb41066459
This website is the best 😆😂
Q. How does a computer get drunk?
A. It takes screen-shots.
6:15 AM - 7 Apr 2018
Twitter
Ellee
@superjohnellee
Q. How does a computer get drunk?
A. It takes screenshots.
6:22 AM - 7 Apr 2018
Twitter
Neil
@NeilsArsenal
How does a computer get drunk… It takes screenshots. 😊
6:56 AM - 7 Apr 2018
Twitter
Chhoeun Vichika
@ChhoeunVichika
how does a computer and/or a smartphone get drunk?
it takes screenshots
4:12 AM - 16 Apr 2018
Reddit—Jokes
How does a computer get drunk?
submitted April 24, 2018 by Tazario123
It takes screenshots
Reddit—Dadjokes
Posted by u/thebobstu April 3, 2020
My IT guy just asked, “How does a computer get drunk?”
It takes screen shots.
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