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Send them one anyway! I had to live with an HP for 10 years before getting an actual good computer >.<

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Seriously, Dell is so much better than HP. I imagine the people at dell would send you a computer case stuffed with roadkill if you sent something as vile as a HP to them.

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Yeah hp's are bad, well most clone PCs. Dell is the least worse. IBM... I won't even go there. Took me half an hour to figure out how to turn one of those damn things on. There's a tiny button located on the side of that weird box with the leds and drives. Don't know why they seperate that from the case, makes for more wires.

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Can we call the road kill Filet Mignon?

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Shinizo wrote: Eh, I don't think anyone uses cubicles anymore.. unless you work in a very important law firm.

I work in a cubicle, most workers who work in a city in office buildings still do as well.

Tak wrote: Woah…  Hopefully the package’s contents are harmless!

Of course, it was, it was mostly just proceedure, just in case.

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Did Geroge Bush come and claim terrorists in the package?


'TERRORIST IN A BOX!'

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What was the liquid? Did someone’s eshkeneh leak out?

EDIT: What made the package suspicious in the first place? Was it simply the package’s origin?

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It was probably labeled: Explosives.

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Tak wrote: What was the liquid?  Did someone’s eshkeneh leak out?

EDIT:  What made the package suspicious in the first place?  Was it simply the package’s origin?

We can only assume the liquid was just some sort of condensation. The package was wrapped in a plastic-like cover(somewhat poorly) with no label other than "College of Fine Arts" and was from Iran. The first thing that made it suspicious was it's lack of label and packaging format, then it was just taking it by the books. It turned out to be an Art History book, probably from some professor trying to sell his book to a University that had similar interest.

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You work at a university?

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MrSelf wrote: We can only assume the liquid was just some sort of condensation. The package was wrapped in a plastic-like cover(somewhat poorly) with no label other than "College of Fine Arts" and was from Iran. The first thing that made it suspicious was it's lack of label and packaging format, then it was just taking it by the books. It turned out to be an Art History book, probably from some professor trying to sell his book to a University that had similar interest.

An art history book? It’s worse than I thought!

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Tak wrote:

MrSelf wrote: We can only assume the liquid was just some sort of condensation. The package was wrapped in a plastic-like cover(somewhat poorly) with no label other than "College of Fine Arts" and was from Iran. The first thing that made it suspicious was it's lack of label and packaging format, then it was just taking it by the books. It turned out to be an Art History book, probably from some professor trying to sell his book to a University that had similar interest.

An art history book? It’s worse than I thought!

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Yeah that is a pretty dangeraus package. That stuff is like sleeping gas.

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I like art... >.>

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