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Considering this was a piece of hardware I’d found on the side of the road, over the next forty minutes I began to realise I almost literally became the modern Sisyphus. It had become my task to push a 62 kg office multifunction 1.4 kilometers home (137 pounds and just less than a mile). The south-eastern suburbs of Melbourne are remarkably hilly. Calls to the few friends I’d made in my short time in Victoria came to nothing, so an alternative solution had to be found. I will not overstate the weight of this copier, approximately speaking, it was Damn Heavy™. A combination of its high rear floor and small cargo area (even with the rear seats removed) made loading the copier physically impossible. The 1991 Daihatsu Feroza is not, as it turns out, an appropriate transport for this task. Now I needed to get it home. This is where the problems began. It looked largely intact with no obvious major damage, and still had its plug attached.

It had spent its days in a local primary school, and had survived fairly well.

That day, I found mine: the Ricoh Aficio 2027 photocopier. It’s a great way to make any residential area temporarily look like a garbage dump, but there are often diamonds in the rough. It’s a time when local councils arrange a pickup service for anything large you don’t want anymore - think sofas, old computers, televisions, and the like. Driving home from a day’s work in the engineering office, I am greeted with a sight familiar to any suburban dwelling Australian - hard rubbish.

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