Seeking advice on new...appliances!

[kexodusc]

So let's see... He's dropped a pot of boiling water on the floor, slid heavy appliances across the floor, dropped plates and glasses on the floor, dropped a MICROWAVE on the floor, and he's also dropped his only camera overboard. Hmmm... how's your amp holding up dude? Sounds like maybe somebody is hand-eye challenged? And then he says an "idiot" can install laminate flooring. Well, I guess you have to drop it at some point, right?

Okay, let's set the record straight - I didn't drop the boiling water, but it was my floor...The Microwave was all me though.

I did slide a fridge and stove to clean - the scratches were nasty and judging by the floor's condition, not exclusive to my appliances

Who doesn't drop the odd bit of dishware?

The camera...well...guilty...but there's not a scratch on my car!

(I also seem to be the only person with a permanent 7-inch scar as a result of an encounter with an unfriendly ATM)

When I get home tonite Kex-o-matic, I'll tell you what brand of appliances you'll need to buy, okay? :1

Lemme guess, whatever units have TI goods inside...

[Rich-n-Texas]

Lemme guess, whatever units have TI goods inside...

The Oral B "Triumph" electric toothbrush and the Oral B Triumph with "SmartGuide" have TI parts inside. There's a Dremel tool with TI parts inside, but you'll probably need to take more therapy classes before you're able to handle one of them. (He he snicker snicker.)

Are you going to run around dropping things to see which ones don't break?

Think I should? Might save him some cash in the long run huh?

[GMichael]

The Oral B "Triumph" electric toothbrush and the Oral B Triumph with "SmartGuide" have TI parts inside. There's a Dremel tool with TI parts inside, but you'll probably need to take more therapy classes before you're able to handle one of them. (He he snicker snicker.)

Think I should? Might save him some cash in the long run huh?

I don't know. Please don't drop that amp in any case. I hate to see good things go to waste. Not to mention that you may break part of the floor.