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Computer Fix-it tool

By oswanwolf,
posted 12 years ago Fursuiter

If you can't fix it with a hammer,, it's not broke!!!

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Lightpaws ~lightpaws

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12 years ago

ROFL...

Now what to use for the larger systems? 10lbs sledge? ;D

oswanwolf ~oswanwolf

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12 years ago

Yes a 10lb sledge should do the job for larger systems.!

BradHound ∞bradhound

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12 years ago

!!!

*Runs and hides someplace*

OzarkFoxx ~ozarkfoxx

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12 years ago

That's not the proper tool, that's a job for dynomite!

oswanwolf ~oswanwolf

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12 years ago

LOL LOL

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oswanwolf ~oswanwolf

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12 years ago

Yes!!!

Pinyon ~pinyon

Fursuiter

12 years ago

Nah you need a small tactical nuke for that job!

oswanwolf ~oswanwolf

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12 years ago

LOL

Doberman_Guard ~dobermanguard

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12 years ago

Computers, Tvs, Washers-Dryers, Refrigerators, Cell Phones, Vehicles (Land and water based, but especially land) and on occasion your Coworkers/Family/Neighbors/Everyone on the Fox News Network. Yep, the handy dandy fix it tool fixes them all with just a few swings!:P

DSDfox ~dsdfox

Athamanatha - shi/hir

12 years ago

I use a hammer and a concrete floor to erase sensitive data from hard drives that I don't expect to use again anyway. The satisfying sound of pulverised hard disk is music to a paranoid non-techy person's ears when I'm being their tech support bod and called on to dispose of data.

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