Printing a. Book at work

I printed my cars manual like two days ago... in color and bound it

Ok well I printed margin of safety......any thoughts? Thanks for your help

Rare finance book you say?

I'll trade you my Charizard for it

You guys are SO busted. Didn't you get the memo that Dodd-Frank requires firms to submit everything that goes through their copy machines in triplicate?

Better get those resumes tuned up, fuckers.

Ok well I'll go to HR tomorrow then

I've always wanted to be able to print as much as possible, and recently needed to get a new printer. Got an Epson Workforce 840 and bought a continuous ink supply system that cuts down ink costs to basically zero. Works great, and Margin of Safety is next on my list to be printed. Look into it - the system is ~$100 but the satisfaction from the efficiency is priceless. Can dig up the link if interested.

The bigger question here is will I get fired over this?

Perhaps - if you get caught. Asking on the internet is probably not the best idea. Otherwise I'd say no, but don't make a habit out of it.

I printed the 6th edition of graham and dodd security analysis at work....766 pages.

I printed a whole gmat study guide at work and a modeling book when i was an SA...:P 1000-2000 pages

damn, this is a good idea.

I've printed interview and gmat guides at work, I wish I would have thought of it sooner.... you can find a .pdf of anything

I print something like this at least once a week from work, lol. I generally download them at home via demonoid, then email them to my work address