Loose Parts by Dave Blazek

Loose Parts

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  1. The J.A.M.

    The J.A.M. said, 7 months ago

    This just MIGHT happen…

  2. SusanSunshine

    SusanSunshine said, 7 months ago

    Some people apparently NEED a place to go for precise instructions.


    Right up there with voicemail systems that instruct you “To end this call, hang up.”

  3. grahambhg

    grahambhg said, 7 months ago

    deep

  4. masterskrain

    masterskrain said, 7 months ago

    The channel for people who have to ask; “What’s the number to call 911?”

  5. StCleve72

    StCleve72 said, 7 months ago

    I had a sunscreen for my windshield that read: don’t operate car with this in place. That kinda tells you that lawyers have been at work, doesn’t it?

  6. whmIII

    whmIII said, 7 months ago

    Now it I could just FIND the damn thing…

  7. jmcx4

    jmcx4 said, 7 months ago

    @StCleve72
    I saw a sign somewhere that said, “Just take the warning labels off everything, and the stupid problem will sort itself out.”

  8. fishbulb239

    fishbulb239 said, 7 months ago

    Hopefully the cable company is also sending out written instructions on how to turn the TV on & cable box on and to tune to the Remote Control Channel. Otherwise the much-needed RCC will be underutilized.

  9. sandflea

    sandflea said, 7 months ago

    @masterskrain

    Nine-one-one?

  10. freeholder1

    freeholder1 said, 7 months ago

    @whmIII

    Remotes with their own phone number so you can call them when you lose them, THAT is the true invention of the ages.

  11. freeholder1

    freeholder1 said, 7 months ago

    @jmcx4

    Like “High Voltage”? yeah, that will sort a few of us out.

  12. briatollah

    briatollah said, 7 months ago

    There is a channel on DirecTV that broadcasts how to set up your sattelite dish.

  13. Ather

    Ather said, 7 months ago

    Verizon offers such a channel. Teaches you how to use your remote, DVR, etc.

  14. K M

    K M said, 7 months ago

    @masterskrain

    Which became an international problem when the CBS show “Rescue 911” got shopped overseas. There was at least one case: Happened in Oz when a homeowner watched his home burn to the ground while he dialed 911 repeatedly and no help arrived — because the Aussie emergency number is 000.

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