Thread: A better use of paper than making books
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Old 01-09-2016, 11:51 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by Cinisajoy View Post
And it looks like a banana slicer would have been quicker for your avatar.
And we love hyperbole.
Old phone books make great angels.
Classic hardback books make safes.
So which is worse making other stuff out of paper or making stuff out of books.
Why inject a false dichotomy?

The OP's proposition was simple - that ornamental 3D objects are a better use of paper than books.

That can be addressed on it's merits without resorting to changing the question, don't you think so?
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