I first got involved in "The Paperless Society" in the 1980's--when I realized that for the first time ever, our family grocery list sometimes had an entry for "printer paper"--which in those days was a bulky box of fanfold--some of it 11 X 17 greenbar.
The argument aside, he totally deserved it. In fact, he got off easy. I half expected her to cap his a** right after the printer episode.
ReplyDeleteAnd...I don't think that he was worth listening to.
Be careful what you wish for...
ReplyDeleteUnintended consequences have really big teeth and mighty strong jaws.
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ReplyDeleteI first got involved in "The Paperless Society" in the 1980's--when I realized that for the first time ever, our family grocery list sometimes had an entry for "printer paper"--which in those days was a bulky box of fanfold--some of it 11 X 17 greenbar.
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