I think we all can agree that there is some truth here:
http://www.cracked.com/blog/the-21-infuriating-steps-to-completing-any-diy-project/
I'm still cry-laughing.....
I think we all can agree that there is some truth here:
http://www.cracked.com/blog/the-21-infuriating-steps-to-completing-any-diy-project/
I'm still cry-laughing.....
Truthiness there, surely.
God that's too true for comfort
hilarious
"Your garage looks like you've been committing war crimes against a robot."
Wait a minute...
That guy actually finished a project?
HOW DO YOU FIX THE THING THAT FIXES BROKEN THINGS?!
Freakin' Hi-larious.
"And now, to complete your project, you need some special parts, but the guy at the Home Depot looked at you like you were speaking berkeleying Chinese when you asked him about it. Which is good, because you're going to need to learn Chinese just to order it."
This is the life of someone who enjoys a car abandoned by its own manufacturer.
that's funny. I remember using google translate to look at a German site, then using a translator program to e-mail them, then feeling like an idiot because after several exchanges they started replying in English ( I guess maybe the translator program I used wasn't that good lol)
EastCoastMojo wrote:
Ha.. yes that was my favorite line as well.
EastCoastMojo wrote:
that was my reaction the first time i broke an EZ-out off in a bolt.
Those keystrokes are really more like tiny punches, furiously beating your words into the Internet.
EastCoastMojo wrote:
Oh. Oh no. The thing that's supposed to fix the thing broke off in the thing?!
Strizzo wrote:EastCoastMojo wrote:that was my reaction the first time i broke an EZ-out off in a bolt.
Know what's harder than an EZ-Out?
Not a berkin' thing.
RealMiniDriver wrote:Strizzo wrote:Know what's harder than an EZ-Out? Not a berkin' thing.EastCoastMojo wrote:that was my reaction the first time i broke an EZ-out off in a bolt.
Most inaccurate name EVER.
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