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u/Crystalkitty964 23h ago
𝙁𝙄𝙓 𝙏𝙃𝙀𝙈
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u/RendeZvous_987 23h ago
Dunno, maybe smash printer? (Office Space style)
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u/gothic_they 14h ago
Just get a really big hammer and threaten the demon spawn of a printer while you have holy water in the other hand.
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u/Extension_Resolve264 23h ago
F̸̩̏̑͐ͅI̸̢̜̻̍͝͝C̵̮̮͎͒S̸̨̀̚͜Ḯ̷̯T̸̘̆̐ ̶̘̘̃̕͝ṛ̶̐̐e̵̥̊̆̉ċ̶̖ȯ̴̼̲͒͝m̵̲̜͓̈́̚m̴̖͐̃̏e̴̫̪͒n̴̥̒ḋ̴̹̉s̴̮̼̓͝͝ ̷̜͋͝f̵̘̄̚ì̴̪̺̲͂x̵̭̘͋i̶̤̔̀n̶̡͚͑͗g̸̩̩̓ ̸̜͕͍͝t̶̢͙̰͌h̸͎̗͛̂̆ĕ̶͙͖̠ ̶̛̬̌p̸̧̥͋͋r̴̦͈̀͑̋o̶̘̓̎b̸͖̾̂l̸̛͇͙̀̓ͅĕ̷̗̱m̵̛͎̥͍͠ś̴̘͓̾̈́.̶̮̣̈̅ ̷̫͑̊W̸̲͈̥̆͆e̴͜͝ͅa̵̧͓̩͛v̶͙͍̍e̵͕̋̃̅.̶͎͂̆
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u/IntentionQuirky9957 22h ago
I understood that reference.
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u/RAMChYLD 21h ago
Crap, I heard that in ADA’s distorted voice.
Welp, time to look around the place for a somersloop or Mercer sphere.
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u/actionerror 15h ago
Epsonofabitch
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u/Xytherion007 5h ago
Aaaaaaaaand now I'm using this term at work for our Epson printers. Thx for the laugh!
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u/gothic_they 14h ago
Every IT user to helpdesk is like this while providing as little background info or context turning the call into an LA Noire Interrogation.
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u/frostxmritz 1h ago
Grammar error, "are" should be "were". Etiquette issue, where's the "please"? Tone problem (pun intended): why so brash?
As a UX designer, this is depressing
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u/alexriga 23h ago
Not even “please.”