I’ve never owned a fax and have rarely used a fax in my life but I was able to fix it look like a genius, even though I had absolutely no idea what I was doing. Stuff like that happens a lot and looking at that flowchart always makes me feel better afterwords.
While we’re on the subject, I guess, faxes just seem like useless outdated technology. Can’t we just scan and email documents to people. Save paper, time and no more lame fax machine problems!
Bookmarked. I’m going to find a frame for it and hang it up in my office. Thanks - I apparently missed it the first time I was reading this comic and went through hundreds of strips in two days.
And speaking of faxes: we have a huge fax machine in my office. They got my coworker Efax capability, but she never uses it. She handwrites her faxes and uses the machine. I think they’re going to cancel the Efax subscription. I have an all-in-one printer/copier/fax/scanner: I can’t use the fax, because I don’t fax that much and they were afraid my coworker would try to use it. But I scan everything and email it. So much easier.
Heh. I’ve been doing this, essentially, ever since I’ve first started using computers…except back in MY day, we didn’t HAVE the internet, much less Google.
The best part about this is everybody likes it. More than one person has asked me if they can take one of the tickets. This frequently leads to long, amusing rants by the taker about asshole parking. Now above the tickets I made a little sign that says “Take One.” And CIB is right: zero effort. It’s a gift.
My friend gave me a “ticket” for having too dirty of a car once. Fortunately, it was a fix-it type ticket. I never did wash that car afterwords though.
