Unsurprisingly, the survey was conducted on behalf of British electronic goods retailer 'Comet'; a sort of UK-oriented version of Best Buy, but without the latter's famed level of staff technical expertise, excellent customer manner and high level of personal scruples.
I knew a guy that worked for Comet; one of his jobs was to secure the innards of new PCs with a hot glue gun. A HOT GLUE GUN.
It's good to see that after all these years, Comet are coming up with new an innovative ways in which to have their customers give up screws.
*Thinks*...
Yeah.
M.
At least we´ll have a "handy" companion.
Unsurprisingly, the survey was conducted on behalf of British electronic goods retailer 'Comet'; a sort of UK-oriented version of Best Buy, but without the latter's famed level of staff technical expertise, excellent customer manner and high level of personal scruples.
I knew a guy that worked for Comet; one of his jobs was to secure the innards of new PCs with a hot glue gun. A HOT GLUE GUN.
It's good to see that after all these years, Comet are coming up with new an innovative ways in which to have their customers give up screws.
To quote Prestonian, upon hearing of this survey...
"Yeah, but what am I going to get right now?"
Ha ha, he's such a kidder.
I've got a video of Japanese girls shitting out scrambled eggs, cooking them, and then eating them if he wants it.
"I would NEVER let anyone BLOW on MY FOOD!"
Two girls, one omelette?
Two girls, two guys, a huge syringe full of eggs, and a hot plate.
Oh. And chopsticks too!