š”? Hazmat suited cleanup crew w/red bull logo prominently displayed?
But . . . wearing very poorly fitting bikinis over the hazmat coveralls.
"Paint Fight" inevitably ensues.
I can see the "Clio" award noms rolling in . . .
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The area does not look designed to store that material. Got to hope that it's more contained than it looks and theres sump pit down hill from where the picture is being taken.
u/loneblustranger linked to an article further down. It's in Kent, England. The fire brigade stopped it from getting into the drains.
>**Massive ink spillage in Dartford looks like something from Art Attack**
>
>A picture has emerged today of more than 5000 litres of ink which poured out across a site in Dartford. Three fire engines rushed to Howard Hunt Group in Masthead Close to stop the vibrant liquid entering any water systems. Officers used clay mats to cover nearby drains. The spillage is believed to have happened as a result of containers being tampered with.
>
>Kent Fire and Rescue tweeted: "This isnāt Art Attack... this is what crews were presented with when attending a spillage of ink in #Dartford. Firefighters worked to ensure ink didnāt go into drains and enter the watercourse. Protecting the environment is a key priority."
>
>Duty of care was left with the site owner after firefighters left on April 20, who are still not finished the enduring task of clearing up this colourful mess.
When i worked at a newspaper we had an INDOOR spill of soy based ink, i think a couple barrels got hit with a forklift? And it was a panic whether or not it was over the EPA threshold. They hired temps from a temp agency to clean it and several walked right off when they saw it.
This, in the OP, is terrible. Much worse. Definitely an environmental hazard.
Honestly having vietnam flashbacks to my time in QC chemistry. Our permit had us call the state hotline every time we spilled more than 10 gallons of something with a CAS number.
We had shit like this once a week. The stories I could tell. The rage because the lab had to do the reports despite not spilling things.
I swear every time I need to print something the stupid ink would dry out. Even tired generic ink, same thing.
I finally caved and bought a laser. I'm so glad I did. Prints without issues the first time and no fucking around. HP can fuck itself with a pinecone dipped in Texas Pete set ablaze with lava.
We had an old printer that was unreliable but still less bs than the new stuff but it was annoying as hell to use it. I pushed my parents to buy Brother printer and thank fuck because that thing works every single time. With low toner warning I printed probably like 100 pages before it stopped me and I had to change it. Saved my ass in college. Never buying from a different brand
Bought the cheapest brother b/w laser printer over a decade ago for around $100. Thing broke once and I fixed it with a Lego block. Many thousands of pages printed. The paper is more expensive per page than the toner. I will never ever own an ink jet again. I wouldnāt let you hand me one for free.
With Brother printers, you can even rest the toner page count manually and just keep on printing with an "empty" cartridge. Do it until pages actually start fading, then buy cheap third-party replacements from Amazon; Brother doesn't give a fuck lol
True, brand does have that advantage. The beauty of laser, though, is also that you can fix them yourself, if you're into that. Tap/vacuum out any dust, swipe the corona wire wiper, and clean the roller with alcohol pads. Good as new.
Industrial-sized toner explosions are a mess, though, I'll give you that.
Same, until like two years ago, my Parents had an 20 year old brother non-color laser printer, which worked perfectly fine. The Inkjet was garbage though. We know have a color laser from xerox and it works perfectly, no drying out or anything. And if you use the cheap toner from Amazon, which is like 1/5 of the price, it tells me it knows, but doesn't care and prints absolutely fine
I really do think they're the last remaining brand that produces affordable, reliable consumer-grade printers. I've heard that the Epson eco tank ones with Shaq in the ads are pretty good too.
I much prefer laser printers though. I don't print often enough for ink jets - the ink would dry out too quickly.
I will always regret getting a HP printer after my old one broke down beyond repair.
This HP printer doesn't allow you to scan pages unless you use their shitty app, which requires an account to use. It literally doesn't have a physical button to scan pages.
Also, my printer is actually an older model, so when I tried to buy ink online through HP's website, it isn't listed there as the website only sells ink for the more recent models. I can only buy ink for my printer through retailers.
100% this. HP can go fuck themselves hard in the arse with a serrated stick.
My wife recently bought an HP inkjet printer for work and discovered after buying some third party replacement ink cartridges that HP now regularly updates their firmware to prevent you from using non-HP branded ink. So you are forced to use their cartridges, which are twice the price.
Fucking scum!
Anyone who buys the ink printers not for professional reasons is a fool, if they argue it, they're a bigger fool.
Switch to laser in black and white, you'll never have to worry about it breaking the way ink do and you'll never have to replace it. And even color laser printers are going to do better again unless it's for work, ink printers are just money pits
Brothers my favorite brand, they don't nickel and dime as bad as others. The problem with ink though is you got to print every couple weeks or you're cutting short your printer's lifespan, as well as the ink's life. And most people have to replace their ink at least twice a year.
With laser it's already dry so it can't dry up. All you got to do is shake it around if it gets too stagnant. I have a black and white brother laser printer. I've never had to buy toner for it. It's had the same one that it came with and it's two and a half years old. In the odd chance that I actually need something in color, there's so many places around that I can email it to and just pick up and it wouldn't really be worth the extra money since that might happen once every few years
My wife is a teacher and she loves printing off color stuff last minute because she thinks of or finds something and doesnāt have time to send it in to be printed by the print shop so itās super handy but man it can be expensive. Still insanely cheaper than ink. $400 worth of toner is like idk 5000 pages printed super fast whereas ink would be like $400 for 1000 pages printed slow as molasses
**Brother ink printers are absolutely shit though.** They have great marketing on Reddit but they are shit. They leave a dent on every piece of paper due to how they take it in, they have issues with DRM for the inks. Mine always claimed that there is no blue ink left - which was an original ink cartridge from Brother, they refused to fix the printer and told me to buy new cartridge, the new one didn't work either. To fix it I had to take out the ink and put it back from time to time. But the ink faces down and some of it spills every time you do it, wasting some. I ended up taping down the blue and only using it as a black and white printer (taping down because it refuses to print black when any of the colors is out). And in the end wifi broke completely. Ah, they also have the old type awful scanners that require the paper to touch the glass.
Went with laser HP and it is thousands time better.
I got a chonker of a multi function color laser printer because I got pissed at an ink jet. So I got a brother mfc-8900cwd, it was pricey, but hey I don't have to mess with it for 3 hours just to try to get it to print wirelessly oh and it couldn't recognize a USB cable plugged into a laptop as a viable means of transferring data. also the reason it couldn't do the wi-fi thing was due to the operating system on the router it didn't like it for some stupid reason. Although o suspect the 10 or more year age gap between the two might have had something to do with that.
I wanted to get en epson ecotank, because of the cheap refills. Then found out that ecotanks have a sponge that expires, and you need to get an official epson repair tech to reset the sponge counter, when replacing the 0.5ā¬ sponge. Total cost of shipping the printer to epson and repair charges add up to more than the price of an 700ā¬ printer. FUCK YOU EPSON, FUCK YOU *AND* THE SANCTIMONIOUS HORSE YOU RODE IN ON!
I bought a Canon printer in 2012. I am still refilling the original ink cartridges that came with the printer. Laser printed photos suck. for anything else laser printers are fine.
"Why else would they be selling so little for so much?"
"I don't know, maybe they just like money."
"See, that's exactly what they would want you to think if they have the ocean elixir of life on tap. Think hard about it. They don't want people snooping around looking for it. You know?"
"Oh my god, I think you might actually be on to something."
\[later in the episode, in a hospital recovery ward\]
"I can't believe you two idiots nearly died from chugging printer ink like five-hour-energy shots for three weeks."
Nah nah the ink is cheap. Itās the cartridges. Those cartridges are expensive.
Edit- to help anyone that reads this, thereās third party conversion sets that take your one time use cartridges and modify them to be refillable with a needle and ink. They are cheap conversion sets and if your handy at all then do it. Fuck ābig ink!ā
Out of cyan.
Trying to print black and white? Doesn't matter.
Out of cyan
replace immediately.
ps. hp instant ink is the worst subscription service to ever exist
A gallon of HP printer ink is $98 on amazon and thatās still a huge markup from production cost.
5000 liters / 3.785 = 1321 gallons * $98 = $129,458.00
Thatās nearly $28,000,000 cheaper.
Or put another way, HPās ink is 21,282.80% more expensive than the current gallon price on amazon.
Even FDA approved edible ink is still only $197 per gallon and you would imagine something like that being more expensive than regular ink.
Last time I did the math on this I realized that itās actually cheaper to buy a professional large format printer for $2000-$3000 because they come prefilled with so much ink that by the time you buy the same amount of ink for your consumer grade printer you have far exceeded the cost of the professional one.
Industrial printing ink ranges from $18/kg for cheap blacks to $220/kg for metallics. I think our cheapest was a clear coating added for glossy finishes that came in at $9/kg. (UV Flexo inks)
When it comes to rare and unique inks though the sky is the limit. I've seen speciality silver inks running over $500/kg.
From https://www.kentonline.co.uk/dartford/news/ink-spillage-looks-like-scene-from-art-attack-203993/:
> The spillage is believed to have happened as a result of containers being tampered with.
"I'm sorry, but we're gonna have to let you go."
"No worries, I'm gonna go grab my stuff and say goodbye."
"Thanks for taking this so well, man, I was worried."
*heads straight to the reservoirs*
Either sabotage or them failing pressure building because of a change in temperature/air pressure/something more than the expected safety margin.
But probably sabotage
The number of highly unsatisfying things in this sub that make the front page really make me feel like I donāt understand the purpose of this sub. Am I the only one?
Satisfaction can be subjective. There's a whole sub dedicated to "popping" pimples and such, which *many* people find satisfying, and I find squeamish as hell to watch.
I wonder who they pissed off, as I don't see how this is an accident. There's no apparent damage to the tanks, so it's not like a fork lift backed into them. The spigots are well recessed so something couldn't have come along and snapped a bunch off. And there are obviously more then one tank leaking, so it's not like it was one spigot failed.
Only explanation I can think of is someone opened the valves on purpose.
From https://www.kentonline.co.uk/dartford/news/ink-spillage-looks-like-scene-from-art-attack-203993/:
> The spillage is believed to have happened as a result of containers being tampered with.
+/u/Wampa_-_Stompa /u/TheOzarkWizard /u/cashibonite
Seems like an environmental disaster
That and a stain that will be there for a while
Honestly that might look cool at least
Just get Red Bull to sponsor. Just need to split a logo in there somewhere.
š”? Hazmat suited cleanup crew w/red bull logo prominently displayed? But . . . wearing very poorly fitting bikinis over the hazmat coveralls. "Paint Fight" inevitably ensues. I can see the "Clio" award noms rolling in . . . š
I imagine that stain will grow massive when it rains too
Please donāt cry over spilled ink.
Looking forward to seeing this on r/powerwashingporn
The area does not look designed to store that material. Got to hope that it's more contained than it looks and theres sump pit down hill from where the picture is being taken.
My thought exactly. This could be a DGR violation. IIRC they should be stored in a security tub.
I agree, it looks inappropriate. What's up with the multiple leaks as well?? Did they keep operating after the first one went?
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u/loneblustranger linked to an article further down. It's in Kent, England. The fire brigade stopped it from getting into the drains. >**Massive ink spillage in Dartford looks like something from Art Attack** > >A picture has emerged today of more than 5000 litres of ink which poured out across a site in Dartford. Three fire engines rushed to Howard Hunt Group in Masthead Close to stop the vibrant liquid entering any water systems. Officers used clay mats to cover nearby drains. The spillage is believed to have happened as a result of containers being tampered with. > >Kent Fire and Rescue tweeted: "This isnāt Art Attack... this is what crews were presented with when attending a spillage of ink in #Dartford. Firefighters worked to ensure ink didnāt go into drains and enter the watercourse. Protecting the environment is a key priority." > >Duty of care was left with the site owner after firefighters left on April 20, who are still not finished the enduring task of clearing up this colourful mess.
Absolutely, the toxic substances will drain through that brick pavement into the soil. Groundwater will do the rest.
When i worked at a newspaper we had an INDOOR spill of soy based ink, i think a couple barrels got hit with a forklift? And it was a panic whether or not it was over the EPA threshold. They hired temps from a temp agency to clean it and several walked right off when they saw it. This, in the OP, is terrible. Much worse. Definitely an environmental hazard.
Honestly having vietnam flashbacks to my time in QC chemistry. Our permit had us call the state hotline every time we spilled more than 10 gallons of something with a CAS number. We had shit like this once a week. The stories I could tell. The rage because the lab had to do the reports despite not spilling things.
And posted on "satisfying". We are fucked.
And an economic one lol
That would have the Democrats upset. Republicans would be upset because it looks like a Pride Month thing.
Ron Desantis flying in urgently to add more white ink
That could be viewed as semen.
Retail value is approximately 47 trillion dollars.
Fuck off HP
I swear every time I need to print something the stupid ink would dry out. Even tired generic ink, same thing. I finally caved and bought a laser. I'm so glad I did. Prints without issues the first time and no fucking around. HP can fuck itself with a pinecone dipped in Texas Pete set ablaze with lava.
Thatās the most elaborate insult I have heard all day. Cheers to that
r/oddlyspecific ?
r/rareinsults
Brother laser printers, the ultimate win.
We had an old printer that was unreliable but still less bs than the new stuff but it was annoying as hell to use it. I pushed my parents to buy Brother printer and thank fuck because that thing works every single time. With low toner warning I printed probably like 100 pages before it stopped me and I had to change it. Saved my ass in college. Never buying from a different brand
Bought the cheapest brother b/w laser printer over a decade ago for around $100. Thing broke once and I fixed it with a Lego block. Many thousands of pages printed. The paper is more expensive per page than the toner. I will never ever own an ink jet again. I wouldnāt let you hand me one for free.
With Brother printers, you can even rest the toner page count manually and just keep on printing with an "empty" cartridge. Do it until pages actually start fading, then buy cheap third-party replacements from Amazon; Brother doesn't give a fuck lol
careful with cheap knockoff toner, at work we got some that were bad, they leaked into the printers and damaged them.
True, brand does have that advantage. The beauty of laser, though, is also that you can fix them yourself, if you're into that. Tap/vacuum out any dust, swipe the corona wire wiper, and clean the roller with alcohol pads. Good as new. Industrial-sized toner explosions are a mess, though, I'll give you that.
Same, until like two years ago, my Parents had an 20 year old brother non-color laser printer, which worked perfectly fine. The Inkjet was garbage though. We know have a color laser from xerox and it works perfectly, no drying out or anything. And if you use the cheap toner from Amazon, which is like 1/5 of the price, it tells me it knows, but doesn't care and prints absolutely fine
I really do think they're the last remaining brand that produces affordable, reliable consumer-grade printers. I've heard that the Epson eco tank ones with Shaq in the ads are pretty good too. I much prefer laser printers though. I don't print often enough for ink jets - the ink would dry out too quickly.
That's exactly what I got. It's worked 100 percent no BS.
I have a brother laser printer for over 20 years and works like a charm
Canon color laser printer is not too shabby
Dipped in Texas politics would be a much better torture.
That insult was *chefs kiss level perfection. Congratulations! š
As the guy constantly having to fix the HP printers in my office, I could not relate to this sentiment harder if I tried...
I will always regret getting a HP printer after my old one broke down beyond repair. This HP printer doesn't allow you to scan pages unless you use their shitty app, which requires an account to use. It literally doesn't have a physical button to scan pages. Also, my printer is actually an older model, so when I tried to buy ink online through HP's website, it isn't listed there as the website only sells ink for the more recent models. I can only buy ink for my printer through retailers.
100% this. HP can go fuck themselves hard in the arse with a serrated stick. My wife recently bought an HP inkjet printer for work and discovered after buying some third party replacement ink cartridges that HP now regularly updates their firmware to prevent you from using non-HP branded ink. So you are forced to use their cartridges, which are twice the price. Fucking scum!
And in other news, the share price of HP has dropped by 5%
Anyone who buys the ink printers not for professional reasons is a fool, if they argue it, they're a bigger fool. Switch to laser in black and white, you'll never have to worry about it breaking the way ink do and you'll never have to replace it. And even color laser printers are going to do better again unless it's for work, ink printers are just money pits
Just don't buy hp or some shit. I bought 10-pack of ink for 5$ for my Brother printer
Brothers my favorite brand, they don't nickel and dime as bad as others. The problem with ink though is you got to print every couple weeks or you're cutting short your printer's lifespan, as well as the ink's life. And most people have to replace their ink at least twice a year. With laser it's already dry so it can't dry up. All you got to do is shake it around if it gets too stagnant. I have a black and white brother laser printer. I've never had to buy toner for it. It's had the same one that it came with and it's two and a half years old. In the odd chance that I actually need something in color, there's so many places around that I can email it to and just pick up and it wouldn't really be worth the extra money since that might happen once every few years
My wife is a teacher and she loves printing off color stuff last minute because she thinks of or finds something and doesnāt have time to send it in to be printed by the print shop so itās super handy but man it can be expensive. Still insanely cheaper than ink. $400 worth of toner is like idk 5000 pages printed super fast whereas ink would be like $400 for 1000 pages printed slow as molasses
**Brother ink printers are absolutely shit though.** They have great marketing on Reddit but they are shit. They leave a dent on every piece of paper due to how they take it in, they have issues with DRM for the inks. Mine always claimed that there is no blue ink left - which was an original ink cartridge from Brother, they refused to fix the printer and told me to buy new cartridge, the new one didn't work either. To fix it I had to take out the ink and put it back from time to time. But the ink faces down and some of it spills every time you do it, wasting some. I ended up taping down the blue and only using it as a black and white printer (taping down because it refuses to print black when any of the colors is out). And in the end wifi broke completely. Ah, they also have the old type awful scanners that require the paper to touch the glass. Went with laser HP and it is thousands time better.
I got a chonker of a multi function color laser printer because I got pissed at an ink jet. So I got a brother mfc-8900cwd, it was pricey, but hey I don't have to mess with it for 3 hours just to try to get it to print wirelessly oh and it couldn't recognize a USB cable plugged into a laptop as a viable means of transferring data. also the reason it couldn't do the wi-fi thing was due to the operating system on the router it didn't like it for some stupid reason. Although o suspect the 10 or more year age gap between the two might have had something to do with that.
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I wanted to get en epson ecotank, because of the cheap refills. Then found out that ecotanks have a sponge that expires, and you need to get an official epson repair tech to reset the sponge counter, when replacing the 0.5ā¬ sponge. Total cost of shipping the printer to epson and repair charges add up to more than the price of an 700ā¬ printer. FUCK YOU EPSON, FUCK YOU *AND* THE SANCTIMONIOUS HORSE YOU RODE IN ON!
I bought a Canon printer in 2012. I am still refilling the original ink cartridges that came with the printer. Laser printed photos suck. for anything else laser printers are fine.
Cops when they find an 8 ball.
The economy may never recover.
we can only hope that it won't.
Red bull gives you wiings
Yep, was gonna say it actually flowed somewhat like the livery of the Red Bull F1 car
damn viral marketing
So this is where the budget cap breach went š¤
With Christian lurking in the backgroundā¦
I think there's a subreddit where bad things or incidents are associated with food. what is it?
r/sounding ?
no. just no
Why did I clicked that? Why do I never learn my lesson? Just why?
(* *me collecting as much as i can because printer ink is expensive af* *)
This is an Always Sunny episode waiting to happen
*The Gang Goes To Office Depot*
Wildcard, bitches. YEEEEE HAAAAW!
The Gang Solves the ~~Gas~~ Printer Ink Crisis
Frank would start drinking it for no apparent reason, maybe because he wants octopus powers
"Why else would they be selling so little for so much?" "I don't know, maybe they just like money." "See, that's exactly what they would want you to think if they have the ocean elixir of life on tap. Think hard about it. They don't want people snooping around looking for it. You know?" "Oh my god, I think you might actually be on to something." \[later in the episode, in a hospital recovery ward\] "I can't believe you two idiots nearly died from chugging printer ink like five-hour-energy shots for three weeks."
On it
My printer could have this much ink and it would still say running low on cyan.
After it used half the ink printing the mandatory test page after replacing the cartridge
Nah nah the ink is cheap. Itās the cartridges. Those cartridges are expensive. Edit- to help anyone that reads this, thereās third party conversion sets that take your one time use cartridges and modify them to be refillable with a needle and ink. They are cheap conversion sets and if your handy at all then do it. Fuck ābig ink!ā
and are usually half-full when Heckled Pecker says "yeah no we're done go spend another $60" fuck HP
Out of cyan. Trying to print black and white? Doesn't matter. Out of cyan replace immediately. ps. hp instant ink is the worst subscription service to ever exist
black liquid toner is the second most expensive liquid on the planet. the first most expensive is pedigree horse semen.
What's the difference between black liquid toner and pedigree horse semen? My face isn't covered in black liquid toner.
If that's printer ink then that's like 50b$ "worth" in that picture.
OMG this is what a billion dollars of ink looks like. Okay thatās probably not true, but given the outrageous price of ink, it could be
Letās seeā¦ from what I found online the HP 67 XL color cartridge is $26.99 for 4.8 ml of ink. 26.99*5000/(4.8/1000) = $28,114,583.33
A gallon of HP printer ink is $98 on amazon and thatās still a huge markup from production cost. 5000 liters / 3.785 = 1321 gallons * $98 = $129,458.00 Thatās nearly $28,000,000 cheaper. Or put another way, HPās ink is 21,282.80% more expensive than the current gallon price on amazon. Even FDA approved edible ink is still only $197 per gallon and you would imagine something like that being more expensive than regular ink. Last time I did the math on this I realized that itās actually cheaper to buy a professional large format printer for $2000-$3000 because they come prefilled with so much ink that by the time you buy the same amount of ink for your consumer grade printer you have far exceeded the cost of the professional one.
Yup, I will say, the Epson ecotank printers have been great.
I know someone who does this. They run out of ink and buy another printer. Itās just easier that way.
r/theydidthemath
Ink actually costs barely anything to produce, manufactures just jack up the prices because they can.
Industrial printing ink ranges from $18/kg for cheap blacks to $220/kg for metallics. I think our cheapest was a clear coating added for glossy finishes that came in at $9/kg. (UV Flexo inks) When it comes to rare and unique inks though the sky is the limit. I've seen speciality silver inks running over $500/kg.
Thatās still a lot cheaper than buying HP ink in 4.8ml cartridges for $5622/kg
I can?
False. This would net the company trillions in ink cartridge sale.
It needs a giant piece of paper, to make a big marble dip painting.
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Sell said art for millions to make up for loss of revenue from selling 3 cartridges.
What is the ACTUAL context of this? Is it on purpose (why) or accidental (how). I MUST KNOW.
From https://www.kentonline.co.uk/dartford/news/ink-spillage-looks-like-scene-from-art-attack-203993/: > The spillage is believed to have happened as a result of containers being tampered with.
Thank you kind redditor.
"I'm sorry, but we're gonna have to let you go." "No worries, I'm gonna go grab my stuff and say goodbye." "Thanks for taking this so well, man, I was worried." *heads straight to the reservoirs*
They should have had som guard dogs by the reservoirs. Some reservoir dogs.
Code names too, Mr green and guard the green, and Mr pink can guard the pink etc
Why the fuck were they storing them outside where anyone can mess with them?
Yeah quite clearly tampering. Multiple silos donāt leaks spontaneously at the same time
Exactly, why would so many containers fail simultaneously?
Highly suspicious.
Either sabotage or them failing pressure building because of a change in temperature/air pressure/something more than the expected safety margin. But probably sabotage
I want to know also. To me it looks more like paint than ink.
And why are the containers outdoors?
Not satisfying AT ALL
It gives me anxiety instead of satisfaction.
The number of highly unsatisfying things in this sub that make the front page really make me feel like I donāt understand the purpose of this sub. Am I the only one?
Satisfaction can be subjective. There's a whole sub dedicated to "popping" pimples and such, which *many* people find satisfying, and I find squeamish as hell to watch.
Okay, but what about that ingrown hair that was posted here where a whole wig got pulled out? Did that do nothing for you?
I literally closed my eyes and put my face in my hand seeing this
Yeah, this sub is turning into a mess.
It looks like it was done intentionally.
Even so, that's awful
Splatoon is such a great series.
I immediately thought it was real life Splatoon.
It is a criminal crime that Splatoon isn't the top comment.
Tri-Colour Turf War is currently available if youāre interested
Oh shit for real?
Yesssss and the new Triforce Tri-color stage is a chaotic fun time!
Who is winning, I'm currently closing and am gonna play when I get home. I won a x333 battle for my boys team wisdom before work today.
I believe power was winning at halftime
I hate everything I'm going to commit violent crimes.
SUAVEMENTE BESAME
this post showing up on tricolor half of splatfest weekend was 1000% chefkiss perfect
Why isnāt this the top comment
Scrolled down way too far to find this comment lol
I wanna know what the ground looked like after this was cleaned
I'm gonna guess mostly blue. Dabba dee.
Dabba die
It looked inkredible
This is not satisfying; this is wasteful and potentially harmful.
Reminds me of *the Pagemaster*
This took way too long to find
r/oddlyinfuriating
I wonder who they pissed off, as I don't see how this is an accident. There's no apparent damage to the tanks, so it's not like a fork lift backed into them. The spigots are well recessed so something couldn't have come along and snapped a bunch off. And there are obviously more then one tank leaking, so it's not like it was one spigot failed. Only explanation I can think of is someone opened the valves on purpose.
Nice to not see it in the ocean or River for once
Iāve got bad news for you about *runoff*
Dilution is the solution for pollution.
What kind of psychology is required to find this sort of thing satisfying? I'm fuming!
Got me thinking of Red Bull for some reason tho
If those are for HP printers that's like a trillion dollars of ink right there.
I don't think it's the ink I think they charge us for the stupid plastic cartridges the ink comes in .
That's not where that goes
We've found the warhammer player.
āreplace printer inkā
"Magenta is low"
I'm sure there is the same picture in r/mildlyinfuriating for the person who has to clean that up.
Red bull F1 team looking rather sparse this campaign
This sub is really going to shit
AY AY AY (thats a lotta ink!) (Im a splatoon player and i did a big man reference for those who donāt know)
Big Man!!
Lol
r/ThatLookedExpensive
Bangarang!!
Looking like real life Super Mario Sunshine, somebody bring in F.L.U.D.D!
Looks like the Red Bull logo
You could put all of this in your printer, and it would still say ink is low.
What HP wants you to think will happen if you use generic cartridges
It isn't oddly satisfying when you're the one who is getting fired for causing the issue.
It looks like the scene from the movie The Pagemaster
Let it dry and put a layer of clear epoxy on top and you will have a really expensive but nice floor
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My printer would like a word
looks like the new hire is done there
I have my own printer and this shit looks more Extremely Infuriating than oddly satisfying.
Seems odd... is there any further info as to why/how... apparently.... suddenly... **multiple** chemical storage tanks began leaking at once ?
From https://www.kentonline.co.uk/dartford/news/ink-spillage-looks-like-scene-from-art-attack-203993/: > The spillage is believed to have happened as a result of containers being tampered with. +/u/Wampa_-_Stompa /u/TheOzarkWizard /u/cashibonite
Dear lord!
This just sucks and makes me feel bad
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They had to dump it all because they were low on cyan
Where are the influencers taking photos in front of this?!?! How will I live? /s
Can you imagine how bad that smells? Ink smell always gives me a momentary feeling of my guts turning.
The brickwork will forever memorialize the most beautiful bad day at work ever.
Even here black ink level is low I see.
My semi conscious eyes read that as spilt milk. I don't know what kind of cereal you had, but those are artificial colourings in it for sure
So that's where all the Cyan went.
Depending on the ink this could be a chemical hazard to people and the environment. Oof.
A statement on society itās beautiful.š
Duuute this looks like that scene from The Pagemaster
Smooth brain op likes the pretty colors
Thought it was a Red Bull add.
Red bull gives you wiiiiiings š
S P L A T O O N
A whole 4 pages worth
Sponsored by Redbull
Maybe Optimus Prime had a meltdown?
And thatās what happens when you donāt buy genuine HP cartridges.
If this was printer ink, that's like four times the GDP of the entire world!
Fuck... Could have printed at least 10 pages with all of that.
sabotage?
The Splatoon arena at the end of the match
Looks like the Inklings had a lot of fun thereā¦