Inno said: (quoted from post at 15:05:24 06/18/10)
Mike (WA) said: (quoted from post at 14:23:04 06/18/10) The "universal symbols" are especially maddening on office equipment- had a very clever (and very cute) secretary one time who came in and asked where the BB's were kept. Upon inquiry, she took me out to the copy machine, which was displaying an error message- a triangle made of dots. She said "See, it's telling me to make a pyramid out of BB's."
I miss that girl. . . Unlike many attractive women, you actually liked her more, after she opened her mouth. . .
Good grief!! :lol: Sounds like she would have been fun to work with.
I work in the office equipment repair field and I've heard 'em all! We've got the "little sun" symbol, the "pyramid" or "triangle of dots" and the "little man" symbols on many of our smaller machines.
Sounds like a clerk we had. She sent a FAX to one of the other offices telling them their FAX was out of paper.
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