One tiny mistake and it's off to the trash!
By asteriskec
@asteriskec (1074)
Philippines
March 23, 2007 10:06pm CST
Are you the type of person who is so wary of cleanliness of output? For instance, if you're writing down something and you wrote the wrong letter or if you wrote F instead of p, do you immediately crumple the paper and throw it to the trash? Or do you take out your nifty correction marker?
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3 responses
@lacurandera (335)
• United States
24 Mar 07
Normally, I would throw the paper away. I generally prefer to type anything important because I cannot stand to give anyone a piece of paper with white out all over it. Also, I use recycled paper, so white out looks really bad on my grey paper.
@asteriskec (1074)
• Philippines
24 Mar 07
Hi lacurandera! Kudos to you for using recycled paper! Where do you buy your stock? How long have you been using recycled paper? I think it's very noble of you to use such supplies...I wish I could find reasonably priced recycled paper here in our area so that I can also start doing my share in preserving trees.
@asteriskec (1074)
• Philippines
24 Mar 07
hi k1tten, thank you for responding to this thread. Sometimes I'm too lazy as well. But too lazy in the sense that I would rather get a new sheet of paper and rewrite the whole damn thing instead of getting correction fluid hehehe
