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I feel like this is basically what my education was like
That is a remarkable achievement.
Fax you.
Texts from the ex
Need one of these on the other side of the mail chute!
Machine centipede
And the cycle of bureaucracy continues!
This is what we all look like as we eat chips on the couch. Just one after another.
I think those are Tech Support requests from people who insist on faxing them in.
This is how I delete my emails.
Can’t be too safe.
Oh look, its my resume…
r/perfectloops
When I apply for a job.
Reminds me of the cancer center my dad went to, they’d print a form, he’d sign six times on three pages write his birthday check three boxes , then they’d scan it into the system and shred the pages.
Every time he went in, twice a week. Didn’t elicit confidence in the system.
This is your complaint being processed
My screensaver be like
“Michael, I’ve sent you an email of where Max’s car should be. Did you receive that?”- Toto Wolff
“No I did not”. -Masi with the shredder
This belongs in r/bettereveryloop
trees watching this like
Man I would love a season 5 of metalocalypse…
Now I know how to waste paper
this is what its like when I try to learn cs stuff
That reminds me of the days of Fax Machines.
Places would tie up your line and send you crap like we buy gold, or a menu for a place you aren’t even in the same city as.
Someone posted a way to get even. Take 3 pieces of paper and tape them in a circle and then send them to the spammers.
How many times did it take you guys to understand that this video was looping?
Reminds me of this
A young engineer was leaving the office at 5:45 p.m. when he found the CEO standing in front of a shredder with a piece of paper in his hand.
“Listen,” said the CEO, “this is a very sensitive and important document, and my secretary is not here. Can you make this thing work?”
“Certainly!” said the young engineer. He turned on the machine, inserted the paper, and pressed the start button.
“Excellent, excellent!” said the CEO as his paper disappeared inside the machine, “I just need one more copy.”
A shrinter.