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Dilbert Animated Cartoons – Six Sigma Training, Idiot Couch and Wally’s Self-Evaluation

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www.dilbert.com by Scott Adams. RingTales presents Dilbert Animated Cartoons. Dilbert falls behind on work. Wally asks to work from home. Wally writes his self-evaluation for the Boss
Video Rating: 4 / 5

Rama, the hero of the Ramayana, is a popular deity worshipped in the Hindu religion. Each year, many devout pilgrims trace his journey through India, halting at each of the holy sites along the way. The poem is not seen as just a literary monument, but serves as an integral part of Hinduism, and is held in such reverence that the mere reading or hearing of it, or certain passages of it, is believed by Hindus to free them from sin and bless the reader or listener. According to Hindu (particularly the Vaishnava) tradition, Rama is an incarnation (Avatar) of the God Vishnu. The main purpose of this incarnation is to demonstrate the righteous path (dharma) for all living creatures on earth. Arshia Sattar states that the central theme of the Ramayana, as well as the Mahabharata, is respectively Ram’s and Krishna’s hidden divinity and its progressive revelation. *source wikipedia
Video Rating: 4 / 5

50 thoughts on “Dilbert Animated Cartoons – Six Sigma Training, Idiot Couch and Wally’s Self-Evaluation”

  6. Some people say comedy is all about timing. I say KUDOS to the Dilbert podcasts to completely giving that arcane perspective the finger and taking just as damn long with a skit as they see fit.

  10. @dominice112

    Ooh my dear dominice112

    liking or disliking the course does not necessarily depend on the prof. I took physics where people said the prof was ‘bad’ but i still enjoyed it because of the content.

  11. @azntranc3951
    Ooh my dear Azntranc, it was the ONE moment where you could have struck gold during your time waiste^H taking statistics.

    If, and this is a big if, he managed to explain not only the basics of six sigma but elaborated on quality control you could have been able to write up a short task-sheet to enhance his performance.. and, naturally, not doubting his teaching skills.

    You might have been able to squeeze a couple of hours of fun at the expense of your teacher out of this.

  21. @133713Dude hey you can be an atheist and NOT BE LIBERAL Stalin comes to my mind well you are right that depends on the def… Wait why the hell i am even discusing this over a dilbert cartoon?

  29. Well well well, i am disappointed.”HEY RAM, YEH KYA THA”. 3D doesn’t mean good, director forgot the story. 2D version built with help of some Japanese creator’s of RAMAYAN was way better than this(It comes during Diwali i think on CARTOON NETWORK watch that and then compare this). Its SLOW, DETAILS MISSING, NARRATION is all but poor. Its not a Faltu time pass movie, director didn’t put the heart in it.
    poor effort, kids in the street perform better ramayan than this.

  40. ITS THE HAS GREAT EFFORT BEHIND THIS BEAUTIFUL I AM VERY MUCH MAD ABOUT THIS MOVIE, ITS SIMPLY SUPERB MOVE ON AND CREATE SAME KIND OF OTHER MOVIES ALSO WE DO NOT LACK IN SUCH GREAT EPICS STORIES AND I REALLY ENJOYED IT WHILE WATCHING THE MOVIE.

  44. @abksharma Sita is not permitted to return with Rama and her children, and so distraught, the Earth (her mother) opens up and she throws herself in it, vanishing forever.

  45. @abksharma After the battle, Rama rejects sita, believing that she had been inpure when staying with Ravana. She proves that she had been faithful after throwing herself on a sacrificial fire which she emerges from unharmed. They then return home and Sita soon falls pregnant. After rumours spred of Sita’s alleged infedility he banishes her to the forest where she gives birth to twin boys. Rama discovers Sita and children one day and decides that his children shall return home with him….

  49. @artfuldodgaa what are u talking about..this is not there in movie…! also Pls dont comment ridiculous things people come here with a mindset….!! (u know what i mean)

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