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Or, just do it in somebody else's yard.
(Wearing somebody else's clothes.)
Those are two of the principles I live by, although I also like to have a foolproof plan and a watertight alibi.
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Or, just do it in somebody else's yard.
(Wearing somebody else's clothes.)
Pictures or video of the rant?I just destroyed an HP 8600 printer that's been a constant pain in the ass since I purchased it (on expense account) in 2012. Bruh bye piece of shyte.
It was at least as therapeutic as it seemed to be for the guys in "Office Space" when they destroyed the copier.
Our entire screen printing bidness depends on a medium sized Epson printer. And it gets stupid on a regular basis.I have quite a lot of patience with misbehaving technology.
Except printers. Those ****ers and everyone involved in the design, manufacture and sales of those things can die in a fire.
DARN!!! I thought I was the only one that did that.....I've done a printer or two, a couple vacuum packers, and other assorted electronics.....I let a Motorola StarTac get between the concrete drive and my sledge hammer.....a wonderful relief/euphoria comes over you....hard to explain....my son, and his wife pulled up, one time after an "experience" in my drive....she said "good lord, what is that" son said "don't worry, just dad throwing out some trashAu contraire, the first blow (the killing blow) was delivered in the den where I'm working today. Surprised I didn't knock a hole in the floor when I raised it over my head and slammed it onto the floor. After that I threw it onto the garage floor at the door and that made the machine unrecognizable. It's in about 25 pieces now in the red Ryland bin.
My only regret is I kicked it in a blind rage without remembering that I'm wearing my moccasin bedroom shoes. Ouchie.
sheet what fun are you? Get outta town clownMy printer recently died, I calmly disconnected it, carried it to Office Depot for recycling, and purchased a new one.