Warning: This story is rated I-1337. It is meant to be read by people with an imagination score of 1337.
Once upon a time, there were two young applications; Word and Excel. Word and Excel have been working in the same Office since October 25th, 1983. It was love it first byte for them. They wrote love notes, actually, just oneNote to each other. Word declared that Excel will always have Access to his heart. Excel, being the naughty little vixen, wrote back about how she'd like to be spread on her sheets.
Things were hot and heavy between Word and Excel until the summer of 1990. There was a hot new intern in the Office. Her name: PowerPoint. She was smooth, yet edgy. She was flirty and integrated well with the rest of the office.
Soon enough Word started to notice her fine lines and exotic background. He noticed the way she moved slides between presentations for executives. It was a very hot that day and it wasn't the weather.
Meanwhile, Excel's brother was caught selling pirated copies of the newly released Microsoft Windows 3.0. She rush to the police station to sort things out but alas he was already thrown into a cell.
Defeated and disappointed, Excel returned to the office only to catch PowerPoint in a compromising position on top on Word's desktop. And there was Word, on top of PowerPoint completely speechless.
Excel stormed out, Word chasing after her. "Honey.." he said to her, "it has been seven years. I needed something different. We need to go in separate directions for awhile"
Teary eyed, Excel couldn't calculate what was happening in her life. Things were tough for Excel but a year later, in 1991, she started dating Word's Publisher. Publisher used to be Word's best friend until Word refused to share the profits on his international best-selling autobiography "There is only one Word you need to know."
Word had been oblivious of Excel's new romance but gossip quickly spread through the office infoPath. Lately things have been stale in bed between Word and PowerPoint. Word, believing that he was the ultimate playboy decided to confront Excel and pretended like there was no history between them.
"Hey baby, how could you cheat on me with him?" He bellowed in Excel's face.
Excel just smiled and replied. "You cheated on me a year ago. What Publisher and I have,
www.itsnotcheating.com.au, BABY"
To this day Publisher and Excel are still together. PowerPoint has been with everyone else in the Office, including the Business Contact Manager.
Word however, has totally reformed. He got a new haircut, was revised by
Usability Experts and now has a completely fresh, friendly interface. Office management was so impressed with Word's new Outlook so much that they got the entire Office to follow suit.
And that's how everyone lived happily ever after.