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Simple process whereby two half-unused sheets of 8.5x11 paper are taken and affixed together so that we reuse more and greenpeace is happy.
Personal and office model machines available.
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If you cut the sheet in half and photocopy the unused half using the 200% enlargement setting then you'll be able to make as many new clean sheets of paper as you need and still have the original template. |
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Great idea, I just tried it out! It works, except I kept doing it, now I have a double sided sheet of paper as thick as a phonebook. It's expanding at an alarming rate, find a solution quick before it destroys us all! |
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rcarty: write on both sides. Then throw it out. |
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Oh god, there's six sides! What do I do!?!? |
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I have no idea why, but that last anno made a new variation of an old joke pop into my head. |
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Why did the chicken cross the mobius strip?
To get back to the same side. |
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"tech support, how can I suffer for your stupidity today?" |
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"I have two sheets of paper both blank on the left side. How do I convert them into a single blank sheet. Oh, and I need to keep the data on them accessable" |
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