ISP Sends Customer a Spare Router for His Cat to Nap On

[JMcEntegart]

Now that's customer service!

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[applegetsmelaid]

This article just made my day ;-)

 

[Guest]

Mount router on wall. end of (no) story

 

[scook9]

If he had just kept his CRT monitor this would have never been a problem.....Cats love CRT monitors haah

 

[blazorthon]

This just in: Epidemic of cats stealing routers. Be careful, they may be more important than tuna once the cats figure out how to plug in the routers.

 

[blazorthon]

[citation][nom]scook9[/nom]If he had just kept his CRT monitor this would have never been a problem.....Cats love CRT monitors haah[/citation]

Yes, but CRTs are unhealthy.

 

[mcd023]

I wonder if the cat was surfing the web or playing games online using the Network-Brain interface chip built into his skull.

 

[jonathan1683]

my cat use to always sleep on my router. Didnt need a spare one though? lol

 

[soccerdocks]

Just get rid of that ugly cat.

 

[CaedenV]

"Dear Logitech,
I have a 10mo old son who loves typing on your keyboards, could you please...."

 

[COLGeek]

Maybe the attraction is to the CAT5 going into the router............... Terrible, I know, and not very funny at that. Sorry.

 

[Murissokah]

[citation][nom]mcd023[/nom]I wonder if the cat was surfing the web or playing games online using the Network-Brain interface chip built into his skull.[/citation]

It was probably downloading games from black-catz...

 

[Guest]

[citation][nom]caedenv[/nom]"Dear Logitech,I have a 10mo old son who loves typing on your keyboards, could you please...."[/citation]Dear Logitech, could you please make a wired mouse that doesn't crap out after 6 months of use. You know damn well that the failure point is the wire's connection to the mouse casing, so fix it.

 

[captaincharisma]

[citation][nom]andboomer[/nom]Dear Logitech, could you please make a wired mouse that doesn't crap out after 6 months of use. You know damn well that the failure point is the wire's connection to the mouse casing, so fix it.[/citation]

hehe i have had my logiteh wireless mouse for lieel over a year and still works like a champ. someone needs to be easier on there electronics FAIL

 

[keyanf]

My dog doesn't disturb my network equipment

*flees*

 

[lamorpa]

[citation][nom]blazorthon[/nom]Yes, but CRTs are unhealthy.[/citation]
Unhealthy for what?

 

[captaincharisma]

Yes, but CRTs are unhealthy.

yea if you are using a CRT from 1950 it would be :lol:

 

[house70]

Great. This ISP got some great publicity by spending only a few bucks on a router. That's smart and at the same time that's how business should be done. Kudos to them.

 

[freggo]

My cat, adopted from our street's storm drain, loved to sleep right next to the mouse pad.

Weirdest thing... when she saw the Windows 98 shut down screen she'd get up and casually walk to the kitchen knowing the work day was over and it was feeding time.

 

[chronium]

Huh my cat has no interest in electronics she likes beds, couches, blankets, and under the stairs in my house.

 

[koogco]

[citation][nom]andboomer[/nom]Dear Logitech, could you please make a wired mouse that doesn't crap out after 6 months of use. You know damn well that the failure point is the wire's connection to the mouse casing, so fix it.[/citation]
If you have a soldering iron handy, you can take off the pads to access screws and then get in there, shorten the wire a bit and reattach things. My G5 is now running great again! I gotta say it did last around 5 years in the first place though.

Smart company to get cheap advertisement trough a story like this and a laugh around the office at the same time. I don't mind though, brought a smile to my face aswell.

 

[shin0bi272]

I have only one thing to say to this...

http://cheezburger.com/View/3048144128

 

[Guest]

dear andboomer

our recent market survey has shown that a wired mouse with Kevlar reinforced wire loom and titanium conduit retainer costing 6 times the price of an average mouse would not be well received, we will periodically review and test the market to see if this will ever change. In the meantime we suggest you should reframe from using your mouse as a pair of nun-chuck or as a fall arresting device for when your chair accidentally tips over.

 

[Guest]

[citation][nom]HardenBakedMouse[/nom]dear andboomerour recent market survey has shown that a wired mouse with Kevlar reinforced wire loom and titanium conduit retainer costing 6 times the price of an average mouse would not be well received, we will periodically review and test the market to see if this will ever change. In the meantime we suggest you should reframe from using your mouse as a pair of nun-chuck or as a fall arresting device for when your chair accidentally tips over.[/citation]Yeah, that makes a lot of sense. All I'm saying is that if a 99 cent extension cord can have stress relief built in to the attachment points, you'd think Logitech could figure it out on a $99 mouse.

 

[greenspoon]

Just reading this article made me sneeze. I HATE CATS!!!!