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pretty sure this is accurate
Ditto. Murphy’s Law is especially hard on procrastinators.
You got that right.
Yup.
That’s because getting your bedhead hair tangled in the working machine is generally a bad idea.
You know, I know an Alexandra F, and she should know, procrastinating is not the answer, especially when Waldspurger’s breathing down one’s neck.
This graph isn’t really true cause my printer never works.
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Wow…. This is totally true. I had a test due on thursday, I was up until 5am finishing it. Come to find out I was out of ink. I had to run to walmart and buy one of those ink refill things because they were out of the ink for my printer. What a day that was.
Why oh why can’t they put a decent amount of ink in a cartridge. It’s no wonder that printers are given away.
Ain’t that the truth…
this is too true…printers never work/run out of ink the day a paper is due.
Its funny b/c..its true!
I have a lexmark that won’t work for me but if my mom uses it it works wonderfully. I’m in the process of buying a cannon
What are you going to do with a cannon? Blow up the lexmark?
so true this graph!
A printer consists of three main parts: the case, the jammed paper tray and the blinking red light.
Not to dis the Post Office again ,but this is especially true at thier facility.
Lately I’ve noticed that copiers have been removed from most P.O.’s.
It was evidently not cost effective to spend budget money on the amount of repair calls.
Oooh yay!! this is my graph! i was inspired one day when i had a project due and 3 different printers broke that morning.
ooh this is my graph! yay! i was inspired one morning when 3 different printers broke the day my project was due.
oops i made one and then i thought it didn’t go throught so i made another one. sorry.
If you factor in the fact a deadline occurs almost daily (even if it is not your deadline) then the graph makes even more sense.
Exactly.