Do you press the buttons at cross walks? Adjust the office thermostat? Punch the Close button in the lift?Don't bother.
I should have guessed something was fishy when the lamp post started dispensing food pellets.
Wednesday, 10 February 2010
Pressing our buttons
Do you press the buttons at cross walks? Adjust the office thermostat? Punch the Close button in the lift?Don't bother.
I should have guessed something was fishy when the lamp post started dispensing food pellets.
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I suspect the Statesboro Corps of Engineers would love everyone in town to believe the buttons are there just for "show", but they just don't know how to hook them up.
ReplyDeleteMy little hometown has a tough time with machines.