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Frank Digests Edible Paper

Frank tries out his new stand up (or perhaps sit down) routine as he tries to digest the concept of Edible Notepads—a Japanese company has introduced pads of paper that can be eaten. This will not save trees as they now become a food group. Frank then riffs on the potential for other kinds of edible office supplies.

Published on July 17, 2020

See more about Edible Notepads here.

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By Robert Godwin on Jul 17, 2020

Two important observations:
1. You didn't drop the mic
2. Is it spitball friendly?
Ladies and Gentlemen, he's here all week. Remember to try the liver. It's not very good and the portions are too small.

By Werner Rebsamen on Jul 17, 2020

Frank - this is so funny. As a Bookbinder, we can even bind it with animal glue, which is a galantine. Good Appetite!

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