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¿Question #4020?
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bcooperok: land mines?
jessitron: Copy, paste, forget to modify! that's my motto.
The Unbeliever: 42
Harkonnen13: Yes.
tickmanfan: Great question.
Zarion of Arabel: no
Skullsplitter: No
rgatti: No, the forget it part is particularly trick, especially for kitchen appliances. The stench of rotting food in an unpleasant reminder that you shouldn't have forgotten it quite so long.
aleo09: yes, like in volleyball!
toomanyminis: Yes - VCRs would benefit from a similar slogan.
StuartMc: No
DHEK: Sure. Alarm clocks could work under that condition, too.
hacksword: Explosives
kmcdougan: Sure do.
Benzebub: Sure. Alarm clocks aren'
Inntrepid: yes
scriptorum: It depends on the "thing."
Ebon Wendigo: Reasonable slogan?....Hmmm...interesting turn of phrase.
FuManchu: I wish some of the people I supervised came with that same feature.
PopeBrain: Yes.
AWildEep: I don't think it is a reasonable slogan.
daveroswell: your watch?
djflippy: I prefer, "fire and forget".
tdabomb: yes
confuse_a_cat: Perhaps, but not for guacamole.
StormKnight: Its my philosophy for phasers on "Kill"
nexttothemoon: Yes...maybe for Lebanese terrorist workshops, imbeded digital pregnancy test kits, and self-propelled garden tillers.
djlg: Yes
brainrob: It's simply not a reasonable slogan
janiera: Yet
davedanger: fires?
Loquutus: Sure not. That rotisserie comes witha disclaimer saying, "DO NOT 'SET IT AND FORGET IT'!"
Killermyth: HELL NO! Once yu forget it, it stabs you in the back!
Eric Haas: No
skrutsch: yes
puffinge: alarm clocks?
Mike A: Sure. How about for self-cleaning mousetraps?
Sceadeau: I have no idea of which you speak.
Lord_Prussian: Yes, a clock or watch
chaddyboy_2000: Yeah.
CDRodeffer: Yes, like back-up drives.
jttm: Sure. I use it for the lawnmower.
skelebone: Like a washing machine?