Printers are true neutral part 3

[TalHex]

and here is the proof
http://www.collectedcurios.com/sequentialart.php?s=432

[SpikeOtacon]

Ian's soundcard makes it sound like he lives in a printer from the 80s.

[TalHex]

*facedesk*

[SpikeOtacon]

and stay down!

[TalHex]

http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r168/talonshadowfox/largoavy.gif

[SpikeOtacon]

http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r168/talonshadowfox/largoavy.gif

Do NOT remind me of that webcomic. I am still mourning it. :cry:

[Mixfortune]

That's not... true neutral...

[Uncle_bob]

A heart full of neutrality.

[Nitro Vordex]

Ian's soundcard makes it sound like is a printer from the 80s.

Fix'd.

[TalHex]

That's not... true neutral...

its a reference to one of the alignment charts that somebody put up, it had the compute in 2001 space odyssey as true neutral

[Blitzkommando]

HAL was doing what he was programmed to do, thus if anything he was lawful neutral.

That said, I still have fond memories of my father's dot matrix printers. They made a sound that to this day I recognize. Kind of like the sounds the our Laser 128 (Apple II clone) made during boot in that I remember those as well. Oh, and can't forget the sounds of AOL dial-up. In some ways it's a bit sad we don't have those awesome cues for when we connect anymore.

[Toadthroat]

I'd say that printer is more Neutral Evil.

[Weeaboolits]

I used to have an Apple II, it wouldn't do anything unless you had a floppy in the drive.

NO STARTUP DEVICE

[TalHex]

my elementary school had a dot matrix printer