Elephantine Post-Its?
Jim Clark
jimbo at wfc.com.tw
Wed Jul 5 00:49:56 PDT 2000
I once lived with a friend who had a Saint Bernard.
I am quite convinced that the liquidy matter that flowed like the Hudson
River from his jowls would also do just fine.
Getting a dog like this might be a way of keeping the posters up AND
finding a caring canine companion!
bo
Rhett Hudson/Chris Weaver <rhett&chris at main.nc.us>@LISTSERV.BOISESTATE.EDU>
on 07/04/2000 08:17:22 AM
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Hi Jeff.
I considered using the giant post-its, but was repelled by the cost.
Shortly afterward, I found an outstanding low-cost alternative: snot.
With
proper attention to diet, it can hold even heavy posters for up to a week,
and it comes off even cheaply-painted walls with a cotton ball soaked in
Dristan. Of course, it was hard at first to produce enough of it, and,
being temperamentally shy, I couldn't bring myself to ask the Open Space
participants to supply their own. I had moderate success by drinking a
half-gallon carton of buttermilk the afternoon before the event and then
holding my face in the vaccuum outlet tube for the belt sander at the local
high school woodshop for a half an hour (with breaks for normal breathing).
But it wasn't until I faced the challenge of a 200-person Open Space that I
made a truly remarkable discovery: Elephantine snot! It is readily
available for free at most any zoo. Just enter by night dressed in dark
clothes, with a large tub of peanut butter and a standard shop-vac wired to
a car battery. Hope this helps.
-Chris
(ps...don't get me wrong, I have found this conversation most helpful!)
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>From: Michelle Cooper <coopgrp at INTERLYNX.NET>
>To: OSLIST at LISTSERV.BOISESTATE.EDU
>Subject: Re: Elephantine Post-Its?
>Date: Sun, Jul 2, 2000, 7:49 PM
>
> Hi Jeff;
> We have used the giant post-its in the very situation that you
describe...no
> masking tape allowed. We only had a one day event, but they were holding,
> and holding and holding. They are great to use, except they are much more
> expensive of course than the regular newsprint. (has everybody got 3M
> stocks?) I have also used the blue sticky tack. It works well, but can
stain
> the surface of some painted walls. Sometimes there is a bit of trouble
> getting it off the wall, depending on the finish. If you want to roll the
> papers up afterward to save them, it is hard to remove the blue stuff
from
> the paper short of tearing it off.
>
> Michelle
>
> Michelle Cooper, RN, MScN
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>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: OSLIST [mailto:OSLIST at LISTSERV.BOISESTATE.EDU] On Behalf Of Jeff
> Aitken
> Sent: July 01, 2000 8:54 PM
> To: OSLIST at LISTSERV.BOISESTATE.EDU
> Subject: Elephantine Post-Its?
>
> Anyone use the new huge post-it notes (for writing short titles and
posting
> them on the agenda wall) rather than butcher paper and masking tape? I
> guess they get as big as a half-flipchart, or bigger!
>
> Just went to see a site with a client and they do not allow masking tape
on
> any wall. My client suggests this new technology.
>
> Will they stay on the wall for two days?
>
> -
> New phone:
> Jeff Aitken
> PO Box 1092
> Inverness CA 94937
> 415.669.1924
> ja at svn.net
>
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