Clippy the Paperclip Returns in MS Office Game Ribbon Hero 2

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Kathinka said:
clippy? in a FUCKMOTHERING game?!?
so, the important question that we are all asking is..

can we kill it? ohpleasemakethatwecankillit, pleasepleaseplease!
I second this motion.
 

gunner1905

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Kathinka said:
clippy? in a FUCKMOTHERING game?!?
so, the important question that we are all asking is..

can we kill it? ohpleasemakethatwecankillit, pleasepleaseplease!
I feel sorry for clippy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrhLbwaT2tA&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jzy_oKggo3I&feature=r%C2%ADelated
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rp2X3KX9iCs&feature=related
Watch those videos then reconsider
 
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What better way to introduce someone to the labyrinthine nightmare that is Office with a character that was voted more annoying than Navi.

The Microsoft version of AOL Connie or the Go Compare singer.

The other characters, like Lynx etc. get nothing...Despite people organising Torture sites for this guy, Microsoft bring him back.

Well done. You can't even see the point when it's readily available on Google. Perhaps you should try using that instead of Bing?
 

Steve the Pocket

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I see no video, bub. It keeps asking me to install a plugin and nothing comes of it.
Ten-to-one it requires Silverlight, yet another of Microsoft's attempts at competing with an established property (Flash, in this case) just by showing up and saying "We're Microsoft! We made this!" as if that doesn't just make everyone less likely to want to use it.

Anyway, this takes me back to the old, old days when software tutorials were fun. Like the one that came with the Amiga, which took full advantage of the system's advanced graphics and was produced by Mindscape, an actual edutainment game company. Even Microsoft got in on it with their tutorial for Microsoft Works, which featured some of the best animated ASCII art you're likely to ever see from a mainstream software company. Sadly, neither has been recorded and archived by YouTubers, so they may be lost forever.