get someone to make you a sandwich

sudo make me a sandwich
Sample Output
"okay."

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By: thisduck
2009-03-23 19:59:59

What Others Think

doesn't work. Try "sudo make sandwich"
icco · 903 weeks and 1 day ago
Works better than the crappy windows commands people think belong here.
ozymandias · 903 weeks and 1 day ago
it's a joke?
servermanaged · 903 weeks and 1 day ago
This place is becoming a collection of junk. Moderation is needed ASAP.
AmirWatad · 903 weeks and 1 day ago
This is not a humor/spam/general purpose place. If you don't have a useful/original/time saving command to share, please don't just pollute this database.
AmirWatad · 903 weeks and 1 day ago
Agree.
tensaix2j · 903 weeks and 1 day ago
Are you guys serious? (pun intended). It's a classic sudo joke from xkcd. Did you guys start using the Internet last week?
thisduck · 903 weeks ago
I liked the joke, especially the comment from sudopeople
oscardelben · 903 weeks ago
> Are you guys serious? (pun intended). I've got no problems with a funny command, but this isn't even one. It's a made-up one copied from xkcd. Try to create commands like 'Gets a random Futurama quote from /.' and you will get those +Votes.
Alanceil · 903 weeks ago
This doesn't belong here. Anyone who's anyone that uses *nix is already an avid reader of xkcd. The joke was funny, until everyone started posting it everywhere they can. Question is, @thisduck, did *you* start using the Internet last week.
atoponce · 903 weeks ago
@thisduck, that's exactly the point, It's a JOKE! This place is not the right place to post jokes!
AmirWatad · 903 weeks ago

What do you think?

Any thoughts on this command? Does it work on your machine? Can you do the same thing with only 14 characters?

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