Why People Love to Hate Their Office Printers

“Um, yeah….I didn’t do it.” And just think, that toner probably cost more than the person who spilled it earns in a month.

And you know when that printer eventually shuts down and someone has to finally call the service technician to come fix it, absolutely NO ONE will have any clue as to what could have possibly happened to the printer. (Except the service tech, of course.)

If this printer could talk: “Sure, you can open those side doors, extricate the crinkled up paper and pull out some toner cartridges…but what are you going to do next, smartypants?” Game, Set, Match to the Printer.

This is what I call an invasive procedure. Don’t you need some type of medical degree to administer this type of an exam? Just saying.

You just have to love those “passive-aggressive” sticky notes left on printers — especially those that refer to the “Printing Rules & Regulations” for a paperless office. Yeah, right. Maybe next century.

That would certainly explain the bite marks on everyone’s printouts. (Note: No animals were harmed during the printing of the next document.)

The office dweller who snapped this photo notes that when printing big jobs with many pages, the machine invariably pushes the previous documents out of the tray, which go flying everywhere. “This is annoying,” he opines. We totally agree. However, the falling pages have a tendency to do “a loop-de-loop and get caught in the lower trays of the printer,” he writes. “This is, in a word, awesome.” Well, yeah.

“OH MY GOD!! IT’S JUST LIKE WHAT HAPPENED IN TRANSFORMERS!! EVERYBODY GET THE HELL OUT OF THE OFFICE, NOW!!”

Now that’s a printer message that is totally understandable!

Don’t be such a prude: How did you think printers were made?!

The person who snapped this photo says: “Walking back from lunch took me past a funny view — someone apparently didn’t like their printer.” Wouldn’t that be so much fun to do?