Remember these old printers? How you could make banners with them, and how you had to load them by lining up the holes in the paper with the little notches?
My grandparents were the first ones to get computers in my family, so it meant countless hours of printing out pictures of dinosaurs and writing long notes to everyone in my family. I hated the clip art. I think that with a maximum of 10 pixels per page, they were somewhat limited. What was even more annoying was that you had to remove the side tabs...which inevitabally ended up many paper cuts, or ripped pictures of rocketships or sailboats.
Remember these old printers? How you could make banners with them, and how you had to load them by lining up the holes in the paper with the little notches?
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Good point, I miss that. How else could I make a life size adult anaconda out of paper?
I totally remember this! We had one of those growing up. How funny. I forgot about those. I made soooo many banners with that thing. Ahhh good times!
My grandparents were the first ones to get computers in my family, so it meant countless hours of printing out pictures of dinosaurs and writing long notes to everyone in my family. I hated the clip art. I think that with a maximum of 10 pixels per page, they were somewhat limited. What was even more annoying was that you had to remove the side tabs...which inevitabally ended up many paper cuts, or ripped pictures of rocketships or sailboats.
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