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Tools and printer paper
So you are in PC and and are using a PC connected to a printer to print stuff.
You need to buy paper and screwdriver. (I do not see the connection.) I had the same problem.
I went to a papeleria and ferreteria and made an appropriate purchase, however, at the time I was in BC.
Some time ago I suggested that we start a thread concerning approved acronyms. The powers that be did not see the need.
The use of acronym PC and this entire post is just a joke to demonstrate my point. The details, however, are true.
DS
You need to buy paper and screwdriver. (I do not see the connection.) I had the same problem.
I went to a papeleria and ferreteria and made an appropriate purchase, however, at the time I was in BC.
Some time ago I suggested that we start a thread concerning approved acronyms. The powers that be did not see the need.
The use of acronym PC and this entire post is just a joke to demonstrate my point. The details, however, are true.
DS
I'm in PC and find myself in need ot a screwdriver (preferably powered) and a ream of printer paper. Any leads in either El Cortecito, Friusa, or in/near Palma Real?
for your power screwdriver: Ferriteria Americana in Friusa. For printer paper??? I don't know, but shouldn't be too hard to find.
In either case, if you're used to buying power tools in Home Depot in the U.S., or your paper for $3.00 a ream on sale at WalMart, prepare yourself for sticker shock... especially for the power tools.
I was wondering when someone would get the softball I lobbed up. The only connection between the screwdriver and paper is that I had neither and needed both. Hiqueyana had the paper I needed, as well as screwdrivers on the wall above.
To complete the puzzle; the screwdriver was for assembling the Ikea desk and bookshelf (currently holding the printer) that was recently purchased. Once placed atop the bookshelf, the printer needed paper to become more than a paperweight.
To complete the puzzle; the screwdriver was for assembling the Ikea desk and bookshelf (currently holding the printer) that was recently purchased. Once placed atop the bookshelf, the printer needed paper to become more than a paperweight.
Once placed atop the bookshelf, the printer needed paper to become more than a paperweight.
But, but, but, you didn't have any paper, so it couldn't be used as a paper weight either.
But, but, but, you didn't have any paper, so it couldn't be used as a paper weight either.
Well, I could, since it was blank paper I needed, and pre-printed document *were* being blown around.