I thought it was a reference to the Serious Sam videogame franchise, but googling showed something rather more bleak indeed. Well, it’s a black-and-white comic, after all.
At my workplace, it’s not the hardware, but the software; especially the software that runs the display board that shows our daily schedule above the entrance. That software is why the rum is always gone.
I shot an HP with a .50cal once. Was disappointing. Printer was just as functional after, as before.
I dropped a Lexmark off the back of a truck at 95mph, to watch it tumble and shatter. I watched that damn thing drop off the USB bus and refuse to reconnect, so I’m like “you wanna drop off something…? I can arrange that!”
On the other side of the coin there was/is my image writer II.
That thing did drop off the back of a truck and the only thing worse for wear was the box and the tarmac it landed on. Over the many years of it’s operational life it required disassembly to removal of paper slivers that was gumming the works and the knob getting broken and being replaced by an industrial handwheel.
Now the ink sucking, paper shredding HP deskjet sitting at the bottom of my printer cabinet I would be ecstatic to be allowed to load into a Trebuchet and launch at their local corporate offices.
“I’m the default printer!”
“The installation has been revoked!”
Really, no troubleshooting reference?
Also, who is the son of Sam? I suppose it’s referencing something, but I don’t know what.
Famous serial killer.
Thank you.
I thought it was a reference to the Serious Sam videogame franchise, but googling showed something rather more bleak indeed. Well, it’s a black-and-white comic, after all.
I’d support changing the title in this case. That’s an awesome pun!
Sinar is not a Roomba.
I don’t have a printer because I’d have to go buy a gun to shoot it!
Legally speaking, you can’t shoot ’em… better to throw ’em out the window and say “they jumped!” 😉
There’s nothing illegal about shooting a printer though.
Well, everything legal is gonna get shot, right?
That last panel is golden. Every expression in it is funny — even the printer’s.
At my workplace, it’s not the hardware, but the software; especially the software that runs the display board that shows our daily schedule above the entrance. That software is why the rum is always gone.
This paints my boss’s collection of printers in a much grimmer light.
That’s awesome! I’m picturing his office with printers hanging off the wall, with little placards underneath describing how they went
I shot an HP with a .50cal once. Was disappointing. Printer was just as functional after, as before.
I dropped a Lexmark off the back of a truck at 95mph, to watch it tumble and shatter. I watched that damn thing drop off the USB bus and refuse to reconnect, so I’m like “you wanna drop off something…? I can arrange that!”
On the other side of the coin there was/is my image writer II.
That thing did drop off the back of a truck and the only thing worse for wear was the box and the tarmac it landed on. Over the many years of it’s operational life it required disassembly to removal of paper slivers that was gumming the works and the knob getting broken and being replaced by an industrial handwheel.
Now the ink sucking, paper shredding HP deskjet sitting at the bottom of my printer cabinet I would be ecstatic to be allowed to load into a Trebuchet and launch at their local corporate offices.