ZombieKitten said:

I just wanted to make sure you knew what that meant

applekisses said:

oh yes

ZombieKitten said:

I dont understand..

luv4u said:

Here I thought you were going to say you accidentally locked a good thread.

REDFEATHERS said:

In American slang "Dropping the kids off at the pool" means you just took a

JediTodd said:

Nonsense!
that would NEVER happen!

applekisses said:

I have just been told.. but thanks again

REDFEATHERS said:

You're welcome.

JediTodd said:

My cat knocked over a glass of water once, destroying my beloved Gateway keyboard. That cat no longer exist.

luv4u said:

ZombieKitten said:

Vito's son dropped his kid in the shower and stepped on it.

I once spilled a protein shake on my keyboard at work. Dry curd cottage cheese and raspberries. Really gross.

I called our "no-help desk" to ask them if there was some way I could clean it and they said, "Don't bother. We'll just bring you another one."

you should get one of those new Kholer toilets that wont clog

and throw your computer in it and see what happens.




better yet, if you got a bird bath

throw is in there and let the birds play with it

you can use your neighbors bird bath if you dont have one

Im sure they wont mind

Freespirit said:

Now if it was a Packard Bell, I would have given that cat a medal.

I've done that before. I was able to unplug it really quick and let it dry out, and it still worked.

I live in fear of dumping coffee on my laptop, though.

HereToRockYourWorld said:

I do that, too. Although, I don't drink coffee. Oh, and I don't have a laptop of my own.

Freespirit said:

You do know that most likely since it was water you spilled on it you could of just flipped it over and let it dry out and it would of most likely worked ok...this coming from someone who has done that before....now if it was soda or something it may work but the keys may be sticky....and a laptop forget it, but it doubt you really needed a new one you should of just let the other one dry out as I said above.

luv4u said: