I did have a history for destroying computer keyboards via coffee, having had to have three keyboards replaced in a single month by Computer Services at work. All three were due to my cups of coffee, but only two were actually my fault, the third one involved a domino theory collapse of lever arch files that started at the far end of my neighbour's desk and terminated at my cup of coffee, which I was nowhere near at the time.

I've been using plug-in or wifi keyboards with my laptop since before Christmas, the keyboard having lost functionality on T, O and several other essential keys. I'd replace it if I could figure out how to get into the damned thing*!

* It physically doesn't match the instructions given on Youtube for that model. This is what happens when you buy what turns out to be an end of line, probably built after a pub-lunch, model.