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16 Responses to “How do I collect?”

  1. lloyd Says:

    i say operator error

  2. Retardo Says:

    I didn’t know Remington made staples.

  3. Freiheit Says:

    LMAO @Retardo

  4. Jay G. Says:

    If that were a Glock stapler that wouldn’t have happened…

  5. Jeff Says:

    Remmington 1919:
    http://www.a2boffice.co.uk/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/08/stapler.jpg

  6. ZK Says:

    You’re probably using reloads. My (*insert brand here*) runs flawlessly.

  7. Matthew Carberry Says:

    Jay G. Says:

    If that were a Glock stapler that wouldn’t have happened…

    Of course it wouldn’t. But just the same, didn’t you get the memo about the non-recall?

  8. nk Says:

    Just mail it to them with a return address. You’ll get a new one and likely a rebate of the purchase price in some form. Never hurts to ask.

  9. Lyle Says:

    I’d call them and demand my free jam.

  10. Lyle Says:

    We’ll complete the manufacturers assertion;
    “Jam free. All other attributes of this stapler, however, must be paid for.”

  11. nk Says:

    Not entirely off-topic. About twenty years ago, I’m in court and I walk up to check-in with the clerk. She’s strugling to clear a jammed staple. I pulled out my three and half inch pocket knife and said “Please enter my appearance, I’ll do that”. Those days may come back but I doubt it.

  12. Skipelec Says:

    If that was a Kimber, 1911, 1/4″, manual stapler
    not a prob.

  13. ZerCool Says:

    If it were a Glock stapler it wouldn’t have jammed, but you’d be missing a couple fingers.

    Why isn’t it red?

    I need my red swingline.

    … burn down the building…

  14. kathunx Says:

    TAP RACK STAPLE! TAP RACK STAPLE!!! FIXITFIXITFIXIT!!!

  15. Lumpy Says:

    Limp wristing…..

  16. Cliff Says:

    Clearly, if you had not been using one of those self feeding, semi-automatic staplers, you would not have had this problem. What you need is a good, old fashioned, S&W revolver stapler. For really precision and that authentic western stapeling experience, you should get a single action model that you must cock each time.

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