The Elephant in the (Bath)room?
From Egyptian papyrus, to today’s handmade papers, to paper made from stone and hemp, Frank looks at the evolution of writing and paper—as well as one recent paper made from an…unusual but all-too-common material.
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Discussion
By Mike Cloghessy on Nov 06, 2020
Proof positive pachyderm poop paper provides prospects.
BTW...that is a sh*tload of paper.
By Bryan Gordon on Nov 10, 2020
How did Warner Rebsamen know about this kind of paper? Well, I have always used the term "poop poop offset" when referring to lower grades of commodity paper. Little did I know there really was a "poop poop offset". You never stop learning. Frank, you keep entertained while educating us. Maybe I should have attended RIT too? Peace be with you!