Until you sharpened them and, if you wanted to use crayons, you would have
to sharpen them frequently in order to be able to read your notes. Those
little crayon fragments floating out of the sharpener would be sure to make
someone sneeze at the wrong time.
Len
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y, December 29, 2003 5:23 PM
Subject: Re: OT: pencils in space (was Re: another istD issue)
> Why should fragments escape from the sharpener. Surely a technological
society
> that can find a way into space can make a sharpener that will contain the
> shavings. I've a 1950'
t would bother electronics. just dust from the writing is
> enough.
>
> Herb
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that's what makes them an engineer. stuff like this IS fun.
Herb...
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