8 May
2008
8 May
'08
1:08 p.m.
I hope the person that invented them is burning in Hell right now.
Right next to the people who think it's OK to pack something with
them, and not BAG the object, so that you end up with shredded
static-charged peanut bits in every inacessable crevice of the object.
8 May
8 May
1:14 p.m.
Yeah, nothing is more nightmarish then having to spend an evening
completely disassembling a received item to fish out all of the bits and
pieces of styrofoam peanuts or shredded paper out of drive mech's,
printer mech's, etc...
Curt
Al Kossow wrote:
I hope the person that invented them is burning in
Hell right now.
Right next to the people who think it's OK to pack something with
them, and not BAG the object, so that you end up with shredded
static-charged peanut bits in every inacessable crevice of the object.
2:41 p.m.
In article <48233398.3060907 at bitsavers.org>,
Al Kossow <aek at bitsavers.org> writes:
Right next to the people who think it's OK to pack
something with
them, and not BAG the object, so that you end up with shredded
static-charged peanut bits in every inacessable crevice of the object.
The problems I've had with such things haven't come from peanuts but
from people who think that "anything
styrofoam" constitutes packing
material. One terminal was shipped to me with
tons of little bits of
styrofoam, none of them larger than 1/8" in diameter.
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