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Leonora 3 year s ago
#17... populace getting dumber and dumber if you need to provide such directions.
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Jackson 3 year s ago
Leonora,
Righty Tighty
Lefty Loosey
Righty Tighty
Lefty Loosey
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Bernie 3 year s ago
Jackson, no. Too ambiguous; changes with wrench position. Clockwise/counterclockwise is what you want.
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Aristotle 3 year s ago
#4 and a mop by the toilet
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Ophi 3 year s ago
#3 This is not good customer service, it is just waste of resources
#15 They always do with torx screws... probably because those bits are not as common as phillips or square in kits
#15 They always do with torx screws... probably because those bits are not as common as phillips or square in kits
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Benjy 3 year s ago
Ophi,
Maybe they saved the rest for later. I know I do.
Maybe they saved the rest for later. I know I do.
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Lewis 3 year s ago
#7 - this wouldn't be accurate. The rings appear to be uniform distance apart, but the length of floss would decrease per revolution the closer you got to the center. So you would use it faster than indicated.
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Bias 3 year s ago
After HP sold you a cr#ppy printer that only Prints a few thousand pages and breaks down for no reason. After the way to expensive ink cant be Used in the newer Printer you now have to Buy. After all that shit you are happy because of a handle on A plasticbag. You are an IPhone User and like to get punished right?
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Mary 3 year s ago
Wow, lotta grumpy old men in the comments section today
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Thaddeus 3 year s ago
Mary,
And women
And women
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Mackenzie 3 year s ago
#1 its weird how people working in the fast food industry are so good at art, or is it that art students end up working in the fast food industry.
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Alison 2 year s ago
#5 and to hide the price
Righty Tighty
Lefty Loosey
#15 They always do with torx screws... probably because those bits are not as common as phillips or square in kits
Maybe they saved the rest for later. I know I do.
And women