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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsI am sitting at my desk tearing papers that I no longer need
What do I do with these smaller pieces of paper? Throw them into the waste basket, of course. No servant is going to enter the room to collect these pieces.
This is what stood up for me with Whiny Donny: OK, you tear papers that you no longer need, can't you throw the tears into some kind of a trash container?
Meadowoak
(5,562 posts)lagomorph777
(30,613 posts)Retrograde
(10,163 posts)Which was one of the bizarre things the Arizona Cyberninjas were claiming. Is this how they got the idea?
lagomorph777
(30,613 posts)Backseat Driver
(4,399 posts)Tiniest Ziplock full of shreds In-and-Out; rescue or flush. I used cloth "baby"diapers and did the old dunk before laundering, LOL!
At one point, wasn't there a lot of phlalates (BHA) in sippy cups, receipts, and machine-printed materials (paper/ink/toners?)
Blue Owl
(50,523 posts)Throck
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FakeNoose
(32,791 posts)He knew that every Presidential document had to be preserved for the Archives, but he didn't care. He knew that government employees were collecting tiny torn up pieces of paper and reassembling them, as tedious as that sounds.
It makes us wonder why it was so important to flush the paper bits down the toilet. Were the documents so damning that he had to break the law to dispose of them?
question everything
(47,544 posts)FakeNoose
(32,791 posts)lagomorph777
(30,613 posts)In his case, the defined consequences include jail, a fine, and being permanently barred from office.
None of which will ever happen.
jcgoldie
(11,652 posts)...on if you are really hungry and the kfc bucket is empty I suppose.