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Guaranteed Human.

Today I effed up by misusing a whiteboard for one and a half years.

Not good.

Oh, no, the whiteboard.

I actually used to like, dude, what I used to do is I would always mess up putting a Sharpie on a whiteboard and then I would never be able to take it off. But the hack is if

you draw over the Sharpie with a whiteboard marker, you can take it off. I bought a whiteboard when I

moved into my new and current house. This is supposed to me the ultimate piece de resistance

to my awesome new home office. Hell yeah, brother.

Oh, yeah, the whiteboard.

Actually, John, you're a big whiteboard guy, so you see it.

Sorry, neighbor.

Yeah, give her old pat on the back.

It took a few months to ship, and when it finally did, I was pretty unhappy with it.

Hating whiteboards.

Oh, I thought I was going to be happy. First of of all there is this big crack behind it

bending the metal in a very unsatisfying way no don't be unsatisfied with the whiteboard but it wasn't

that noticeable so i didn't bother to send it back. The worst thing was that it was near impossible

to write on it without leaving little ghost marks. What does a ghost mark mean? What does a ghost mark mean?

You can't erase. You can't erase, which is what he should have said. Oh, that. And erases,

like erasing is key to being able to write on a right whiteboard.

That's the whole point.

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