Paper Is NOT Dead

[BFritz21]

Most people are moving to the age where letters, posted notes, cards, etc., are becoming digitalized, but this video shows what happens when going paperless backfires!

[Tiger Teeth]

That's pretty funny. (And true!)

[Sabretooth]

Back in the eighties ( during dial up internet access ), the big wigs predicted computers would cut way down on paper use.

[HarleyDog]

His ass needs defragged.

[*Awful Llama*]

I like picking up a piece of paper and reading it instead of some tiny screen. The wife has a Kindle, but I still buy paperbacks at the book store, Get a Sunday paper, too. I'll buy'em until they stop printing them.

Long live paper.

[Belsnickel]

(01-30-2018, 10:13 PM)Awful Llama Wrote: I like picking up a piece of paper and reading it instead of some tiny screen. The wife has a Kindle, but I still buy paperbacks at the book store, Get a Sunday paper, too. I'll buy'em until they stop printing them.

Long live paper.

I'm with you. I much prefer to read printed materials. I mean, I read things online out of ease of access most of the time, but books and anything I really want to dig into I will buy in print or print out from online. But I am also an active reader, marking up what I read, jotting notes in margins, sassing the author, etc.

[XenoMorph]

Paper is extremely dead.... with no chance to live again.

[*Go Cards*]

Still get the newspaper delivered and read during my morning constitution daily.

It keeps me regular !

[*Go Cards*]

Funny video too