Shoopdeebop
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Jan 29, 2018 12:28 AM
Shoopdeebop
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Z3POhhh
When I was in high school someone did this on a whiteboard with sharpie, except they drew a penis...
Buck39
is that the "oh you!" guy?
Liquidxstone
This would make an awesome down vote gif. If I had the skills
kmaz
EL MARKOOOOO!
IGotAllTheSkullsInHalo3
Dump some rubbing alcohol on there ;).
kayly101
I laughed for like 5 mins straight watching this gent's expression HA! Take your +1
Werenostrangerstolove
Best screen saver
SlavicMusk
Use bleach with steel wool.
clooney900
rubbing alchohol
NikoTheDragonBoy
igetthatprobably
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IAlwaysUpvoteMinnesotaThings
No way - you'd smell that so quickly.
marylanddd
my high school got those smart boards you can draw on and a teacher drew on it with a marker on the first day lol
rykinpoe
I work at a college and it happens all the time. Hell people even draw on the pull down projection screens sometimes.
perey
I did that when I was a trainee teacher... just the once.
admiralawesome4213
This is why I keep markers and pens on the opposite end of my desk from my draw pad
angelbott
Ouch. You should write sticker with name on mistake pens.. :D Good luck for clean this! or bye $$$$$.
PapaNurgleLovesYou
Rub some bacon on it
Mohawklynx
What if I am lacking bacon to rub upon it, Mr. Telephone Operator?
PapaNurgleLovesYou
Rub some bacon on it
YeahNahNahNahYeah
Easy to fix, just grab some 80 grit sandpaper and sand it off! Then use some 900 grit to smoothen your screen again.
eastbayrae
Acetone works much better on laptop screens
KawaiiInari
I'm suspicious of your desire to help.
smashwarn
Thank god for hand sanitizer.
InquisitorLexaeloftheOrdoHereticus
Thank the Emperor for Exterminatus... Oh, you were telling about the ink...
bigbrother
why spend so much for isopropyl alcohol ?
smashwarn
Because I teach kindergarten. My supply of hand sanitizer beats my supply of rubbing alcohol
aerbyt
Or, alternatively, pour vodka on it.
wbeuthry
then slurp up the remnants of your mistake
ThePiedPiperofRuination
Sanitizer and vodka would work for the same reason: alcohol.
parasztarcal
alcohol solves everything. except crippling alcoholism i guess
ALargeAgglomerationOfAtomsSuperficiallyResemblingAUser
meaning the best option is the one you should actually use- methylated spirits.
icanttype
yeah, but if you spill vodka you can drink it
AtsaMattaForYou
DidntGetTheReference
It kinda reminds me of pedobear in a strange way.
RepresentativeOfNorway
Its anti-pedo wolf! Just come in to his house and get some free candy! Now.
CatDickTiny
YourWaifuIsTrash
"That's where you're wrong kiddo"
TotallyNotDitto
InquisitorLexaeloftheOrdoHereticus
"No, you're getting mugged!"
NewMacbook
*teleports behind you*
SkillCheckStudios
"Nani?!?!"
YourWaifuIsTrash
"Nothing personnel"
NewMacbook
COLDSTEEL THE HEDGEHEG
thegrimcoder
Easy to fix, cover your the black lines with dry erase marker... wipe away... no worries.
GrizzlyWicks
Or spray deodorant
KeyClavis
WD40 works too. And takes labels off too.
OneCoolFrood
Or any other alcohol based solvent.
Tharberats
A little water and a Magic Eraser. Works great
NoeAshlysHusband
He should use white out.
SluttySasha
lol, legit question. does that really work?
insanumingenium
Ideally you use the same (solvent based) marker that got you into this mess, because you know it has a solvent for the pigment in question.
SeeTheNumbersTasteTheViolence
Used Perm on white board, used dry erase marker and it removed it no problem
Relicanth
Not a good idea for the screen. It's fine for a whiteboard, but a screen has special coatings that would be destroyed.
silentwolf1999
Try hand sanitizer, should do the trick.
FlightlessWingz
Can confirm.
whatupmyknitters
yeah, i just had to remove permanent marker off a dry-erase board earlier this week like that. you have to scrub but it works.
Leeloothedog
i never found that i had to "scrub" just scribble over the perm with dry erase and wipe. boom.
whatupmyknitters
hmm maybe the markers i had to use were running dry, or the sharpie had been there too long
Leeloothedog
i think it was aliens
bpetersen
Why does it work? Does the marker absorb the ink or does the dry-erase ink dissolve the permanent marker ink?
QueenOfCabinFever
It seems like the alcohol breaks up the permanent marker and loosens particles making it not permanent anymore
Relicanth
2/2 nonporous surface. It doesn't work well if the ink sinks into pores with something like wood.
Relicanth
The ink is dissolved in a solvent like rubbing alcohol in the marker. When you expose it to more solvent, you can lift it from a 1/2
Shoopdeebop
That's actually a genius idea! I'll keep that in mind
dudedude09
Watched jackass write on dry erase with permanent marker insisting the whole time he could easily remove it with this method: DID NOT WORK
ManiacallyVerocious
Dry erase markers and rubbing alcohol were mentioned, I'd like to add that the higher alcohol percentage the better, try hand sanitizer
CygnusKitty
I use hand sanitizer on skin and smooth surfaces too
theaecy
I'd double-check what comprises the surface of your touchscreen/monitor. It may react unfavorably with some substances I'd warrant.
usagisailor
It works super well... I did it at work recently and blew everyone’s minds.
FieryFarts
Ill blow your mind
duckie523
With your fiery farts?
Armin2015
Spitfire2865
Rubbing alcohol is a quicker solution to the same ends.
RelevantImgurian
Why waste alcohol? Just lick it...
causality
Alcohol won't damage the screen but it will dissolve oleophobic and anti-reflective coatings, giving you uneven shiny spots.
MrFortnight
ive used 70 percent rubbing alcohol on my monitor and had no issues
MelfsAcidArrow
Nice pun
itisafunnystoryifyouignorethetragicelementsandthesenseofdoom
If you don't need your monitor anymore... Yes.
madmatt2024
monitor and it didn't get damaged. 2/2
dietluigi
Alcohol is perfectly fine to use on LCD screens. Just be sure to dampen a cloth with alcohol, don't pour it directly onto the screen.
GreaterDog
Alcohol doesn't damage LCDs, both with a glass digitizer or without. It's acetone you want to avoid.
madmatt2024
That's not a monitor, its a tablet which would have a glass cover over the screen. Alcohol is fine. I've also used in on a standard LCD 1/2
UncomfortableTruths
Alcohol isn't a danger to LCDs, I don't think. Long as the device is turned off and you don't use a lot, you should be golden.
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IfYouAreReadingThisILoveYou
Is that a question or a statement?
stormegedendarklordofall
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NapkinBob
In either case, it's wrong.