are you sure? I would also like to know where I can find books about white men in the suburbs, where their marriages are dissolving, their kids are assholes and the wife is ugly and a nag but the young girl is hot and so totally down to bone him and the american dream doesn’t EXIST even.
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I don’t know from literature, can someone recommend anything in which a white, male, middle-aged English professor sleeps with a sexy female undergrad?
Those awful LGBTs want rights, but then they’re hypocritically doing normal things like engaging in commerce! I too am appalled!
I keep meaning to buy one of these. It’d be a big help when producing reports at work with lots of oversized drawings. It’s really hard to fold so many pages as tightly as possible.
And, come on, it’s a BONEFOLDER. How could anyone NOT want one with a name like that!
I agree. A razor sharp crease is very satisfying
I own one (for the days of yore when I actually made handmade cards) and love it! It has a soft firmness that won’t gouge paper the way an envelope opener or ruler will.
But for my wedding? I really hope not to have to fold 100 invitations, 100 response cards, etc.
I love my bonefolder but I love making cards and crafts so I don’t know how people live without it. Plus, it is my letter opener.
Yep! I can’t fold shit, things always end up askew.
With you! I was merrily reading along, and suddenly... “why is my small-yet-very-useful collection of bone folders being mocked?” I am a sensitive soul today, apparently.
totally agree, as a fellow book making enthusiast. I love my bone folder. (that sounds really weird)
I too posted in defense of bone folders. We had an actual bone one at my last job that was darn near ergonomic and everyone went for it first because it was the best one.
Yes, the bone folder is a necessity if you have to fold craptonnes of cardstock. Otherwise your nails and fingertips will be suffering greatly after a couple hours of repeated abuse. It’s a handy little tool!
I second! I have a few bone folders and they came in super handy when folding our invites, fans, and place cards. I remember my husband scoffing at them when I brought them out, but later admitting they were crazy useful. We had a super DIY wedding and without the bone folders I don’t know if we could have folded all…
I was coming here to say something really similar. I have been folding origami for a couple years and I’m starting to wonder if I should get one for making sharper creases or folding tiny things.
This is particularly funny because, even by the standards of the “chemicals are scary” crowd, there’s nothing terribly “artificial” about zinc oxide. Zinc is a mineral, it's mined out of the ground, either as metallic zinc or as a component of various ores. You heat it up until it vaporizes, and it reacts with oxygen…
My years of subscriptions to Highlights has finally paid off. wood pattern near second window is different. tie on guy two is upsidedown.
Merkin.
Mary Fallin signed a law requiring welfare recipients to get drug-tested to receive food stamps. She talks constantly about self-reliance, personal responsibility, and cutting government waste. It’s rather noteworthy that her children are living on the taxpayers of the state, in an arrangement that in Christina’s case…
Right? That always gets me. 24 weeks is viable in the most hopeful situation with intense and lengthy interventions that will bankrupt most people. Of course, conservatives never mention that.