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In the same way that maggots were once used to eat away dead skin but leave living skin intact, ants could be used to eat away the frosting, leaving a squeaky-clean laptop behind!
I would not recommend this… to anyone.
it would conveniently replace the cake issue with a bug issue. which can be solved with a simple bug fix. it is genius.
they still use sterile maggots in hospitals if the situation calls for it. like festering wounds and flesh eating diseases
And now I'm going to barf with that image in my head. Thank you 31.
They usually use leaches, not maggots.
Leeches are used for other purposes. Leeches do not eat flesh, living or rotten.
Leeches are used to restore blood flow to blocked veins, prevent clotting of small veins like those found in the ears, and to assist in stopping limb engorgment. Maggots are used to clear away necrotic tissue as the used breed consumes only dead flesh, allowing them to eat away the dead flesh while leaving the living tissue that may remain in the are untouched. Luckily, since the tissue is dead, the patient can't feel what the maggots are doing. I believe they are sometimes used in attempts to to save infected limbs, as the penultimate treatment, with amputation being the last choice.
Pluck off the keys and lick it off.
at least it's not cum
I mean....from where the **** are u getting cum? Are u ******* drunk?
There's always at least one...
Maybe #17 provided us with some unintentional insight into their typical keyboard issues…
I think he might be referring to an old FML.
Perhaps, #70. The closest I could find was: "Today, I borrowed my 23-year-old son's laptop. The sticky keyboard gave me a good idea of his browsing history. FML"
Push a key between the keys to flip them out
you can usually remove the keys from the keyboard. If not there are replacement keyboards.
New laptop for Xmas?
Pop the keys off?
Should be able to pop the keys off carefully and clean underneath. And thus folks is why you can't have your cake and eat it too. It inevitably meets its demise inside a laptop or some other way.
Keywords
I've heard of Sticky Keys, but this one takes the cake.
Lick it off? :3