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For once I get to out-Raymond Raymond and post something from the way-back machine. I'm not sure what it is with Microsoft employees and milk, but here's another bug report from Excel from 1994 that I saved because it was funny. Aliases removed because a surprising number of them still seem to be around. (The T: indicates the person was a tester, I believe, while D: was for developer and P: was for program manager.)

-------------------- ACTIVE - 05/12/94 - T:XXXXXX -----------------------
: Go to the kitchen
: Grab a Darigold chocolate milk carton
: Read the ingredients list

--! Either Darigold has discovered a chocolate cow, or something's missing from the ingredients list. It only lists milk, vitamin A, and vitamin D. So where does the chocolate/sugar flavor come from?
-------------------- ACTIVE - 05/12/94 - T:XXXXXX -----------------------
Moo info:

: Grab a Darigold 2% milk carton (NOT chocolate)
: Read the ingredients

--! Says it contains Cocoa, Sugar, Guar gum... Looks like the Chocolate and 2% ingredient lists have been swapped.
--------------- ASSIGNED to D:XXXXX - 05/12/94 - D:XXXXXXXX -------------
looks like an internals problem?
--------------- ASSIGNED to D:XXXXX - 05/12/94 - D:XXXXX ----------------
UI Problem. I'll take it.
--------------- ASSIGNED to D:XXXXX - 05/12/94 - D:XXXXX ----------------
They don't make milk at the Issaquah Darigold. Calling Ranier Ave.
--------------- ASSIGNED to D:XXXXX - 05/12/94 - D:XXXXX ----------------
I can't repro. Do you have the wrong MILKINTL.DLL?
--------------- ASSIGNED to D:XXXXX - 05/12/94 - T:XXXXXXXX -------------
By design? I think new US health labeling went in to effect this month.
--------------- ASSIGNED to D:XXXXX - 05/12/94 - D:XXXXX ----------------
Wrong Department. Transferred from Distribution to Production. Left voicemail for "Frank".
--------------- ASSIGNED to D:XXXXX - 05/12/94 - D:XXXXX ----------------
Reproduces in the Development Kitchen. Need a native build of the Kitchen...
--------------- ASSIGNED to D:XXXXX - 05/12/94 - D:XXXXX ----------------
This is a feature. IntelliSense labeling knew that you didn't want to feel guilty about the chocolate in the milk, so it didn't list it on the box.
--------------- ASSIGNED to D:XXXXX - 05/12/94 - D:XXXX ----------------
Recommend postpone. Reading the ingredients is not a common user scenario.
--------------- ASSIGNED to EXCEL - 05/12/94 - D:XXXXX ------------------
By Design. However, there's another bug that should be entered:
They got the calories correct on the chocolate milk (190). I still feel guilty.
--------------- ASSIGNED to EXCEL - 05/12/94 - D:XXXXXXXX ---------------
I think postpone for after mac release. Also keep the buggy samples fully intact with debug symbols and map file till this one gets reactivated for the next release.
--------------- ASSIGNED to EXCEL - 05/12/94 - D:XXXXX ------------------
Please make sure a copy of the above is stored on \\cashcow for future reference.
--------------- RESOLVED - WON'T FIX - 05/12/94 - P:XXXXX ---------------
Fixing the package is just a band-aid. We need to come up with a solution that addresses the real problem in 96. My recommendation is chocolate cows.

Please close and assign to DARIGOLD.
--------------- ASSIGNED to T:XXXXXX - 05/12/94 - T:XXXXXXXX ------------
I thought the latest drop of ole2 manager supports insitu ingredient srvr
-------------------- CLOSED - 05/12/94 - T:XXXXXX -----------------------
-------------------- CLOSED - 05/12/94 - T:XXXXXX -----------------------

Maybe we all just drink a little too much milk...

posted on Saturday, September 13, 2003 8:07 AM

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# Buggy Milk Cartons 9/14/2003 10:41 AM Anita's LOL
Paul Vick reprints a funny bug report from years ago at Microsoft. I remember enjoying humorous RAID bugs from my contracting years there.

# Milk carton bug reports 9/14/2003 8:07 PM Darrell Norton's Blog


# re: Those darn buggy milk cartons! 9/24/2003 1:36 PM


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