Saturday, February 12, 2005
Who Figures That Out?
a) When you go get an extension cord it is six inches too short..
b) When you get a power bar, it is short one outlet.
c) See (b) above, when you use the power bar there is always one outlet you can't use.
d) When you buy a stereo component, all the cords are included - except one, which you have to go back and get.
e) When you go to plug in your newly purchased widget, there are no plugs left in that corner of the room.
f) When you string Christmas lights around your house you always end up with two male plugs together.
g) You use your cell phone randomly for weeks with no problem, and when that one important call is due, its battery goes dead.
h) You check that the door is locked and the alram clock is set before you go to bed, and then you have to get up and check if the door is locked and the alarm is set.
Who Figures That Out?
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a) When you go get an extension cord it is six inches too short..
b) When you get a power bar, it is short one outlet.
c) See (b) above, when you use the power bar there is always one outlet you can't use.
d) When you buy a stereo component, all the cords are included - except one, which you have to go back and get.
e) When you go to plug in your newly purchased widget, there are no plugs left in that corner of the room.
f) When you string Christmas lights around your house you always end up with two male plugs together.
g) You use your cell phone randomly for weeks with no problem, and when that one important call is due, its battery goes dead.
h) You check that the door is locked and the alram clock is set before you go to bed, and then you have to get up and check if the door is locked and the alarm is set.
Who Figures That Out?
This work by NSCAVE is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License
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