>_< We'll have to agree to disagree I think!
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Quote: Scatterbrained Floozy @ July 25 2008, 9:27 PM BST>_< We'll have to agree to disagree I think!
*shakes fist* Gain some well deserved self-confidence damn you!
>_< Actually impossible, I fear.
But your brain is the size of the Benelux, at least.
I dripped ice lolly on my keyboard. 
Euphemism?
Quote: zooo @ July 26 2008, 12:05 AM BSTI dripped ice lolly on my keyboard.
Eep! Prise the keys off carefully, individually, and wash them in clean water with a teeny bit of soap. You can also take the chance to rinse out the keyboard tray itself (under the buttons). The space bar can be a bit of a bitch to get back in though.
Unless you're using a laptop. In which case I wouldn't advise any of the above.
I am!
And it's not mine!
I wiped it with a tissue. That will just have to do.
(and that would be a hell of a disgusting euphemism, Leevil!)
Quote: zooo @ July 26 2008, 12:14 AM BSTAnd it's not mine!
Ah, that's ok then. 
Quote: zooo @ July 26 2008, 12:14 AM BSTI am!
And it's not mine!I wiped it with a tissue. That will just have to do.
(and that would be a hell of a disgusting euphemism, Leevil!)
It's probably a long shot*, but do you have any baby wipes?
*Maybe the guy at Subway?
Why isn't anyone posting, damn it?!
We need a version of Scats to come and do the night shift.
I think zooo's broken her computer. We may never see her again.
Quote: Aaron @ July 26 2008, 12:11 AM BSTEep! Prise the keys off carefully, individually, and wash them in clean water with a teeny bit of soap. You can also take the chance to rinse out the keyboard tray itself (under the buttons). The space bar can be a bit of a bitch to get back in though.
Or you could run a damp J over it and get a life.
Do you tuck your PC in at night, boss?
Quote: Seefacts @ July 26 2008, 12:41 AM BSTOr you could run a damp J over it and get a life.
Do you tuck your PC in at night, boss?
No, if it's properly sticky, that won't help much if at all. Last time I tried just wiping a keyboard down after spilling stuff over it (no), half of the keys actually wouldn't press come morning, it was that sticky.
So in short, might not always work. Better to be overly careful in my experience!
Annnnyhoo.
(And no, I don't. I rarely turn it off.)
Quote: Aaron @ July 26 2008, 12:48 AM BSTNo, if it's properly sticky, that won't help much if at all. Last time I tried just wiping a keyboard down after spilling stuff over it (no), half of the keys actually wouldn't press come morning, it was that sticky.
So in short, might not always work. Better to be overly careful in my experience!
Annnnyhoo.
(And no, I don't. I rarely turn it off.)
Rarely turn it off? Doesn't that gradually slow things down as it never has the chance to reset and keep itself in order?
Haha Grahams got his pyjamas on. 
Top pic.