Area Senior Citizen Can’t Stop Computer From Printing

Grass Valley, CA — Reynaldo M. Rodriguez’s printer has stopped working correctly. As a result, Mr. Rodriguez prints “every god-damned email” he gets because he’s afraid he’ll lose it.

“I print every email because I’m not sure what happens to it after I read it,” an exasperated Mr. Rodriguez said in a phone interview with The Fazzler. “My daughter from Los Gatos sends me an email every day, so I print them.”

This past Friday, tragedy struck the Rodriguez household when Mr. Rodriguez’s HP-CP1045, with 106B ink cartridges he bought from Costco, would not stop printing. Nobody is sure what caused the printer error, but family suspicions are that Mr. Rodriguez tampered with the advanced printer settings before the incident.

“Oh shit,” lamented Mr. Rodriguez, “now I’m going to have to talk to James, my asshole son-in-law. He’s condescending and impatient with me when it comes to computers.”

Chip Day
Chip Dayhttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100010139617781
Chip Day lives on the grid, makes a reasonable income, pays both his income and property taxes and perhaps most incredibly raising kids that he sends to non-charter public schools! All that and he doesn't have a single visible tattoo, creative piercing, or membership in any of the many cranky political movements popular in Penn Valley.

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