Back in the day, a middle school student scrubbed an F and inserted an A. That fact that she removed two layers of paper and left a hole in the card didn’t seem important. However, her mom found a way to bring it to her attention every time she sat down for the next 2 days. Lesson learned: don’t mess with mom.
Concretionist almost 3 years ago
Perfect is a tolerable aiming point, but it’s not something to worry about as long as you get pretty close.
JWilly48519 almost 3 years ago
“Magic erasers” are urethane foam…not melamine. Melamine is a rigid plastic.
whahoppened almost 3 years ago
Plastic dust.. And you can’t retrieve it.
Jeffin Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Don’t erase my magic!
magnus almost 3 years ago
It is easier to change a – to a + than to erase a -.
sandpiper almost 3 years ago
Back in the day, a middle school student scrubbed an F and inserted an A. That fact that she removed two layers of paper and left a hole in the card didn’t seem important. However, her mom found a way to bring it to her attention every time she sat down for the next 2 days. Lesson learned: don’t mess with mom.
Serial Pedant almost 3 years ago
Then all my dishes are plastic? Bummer.
RAGs almost 3 years ago
I used a “magic Eraser” when I was a draftsman. They were about as good as kneadable erasers for many things.
leelee15 almost 3 years ago
People don’t “get” “A’s,” or any other evaluation grade: they earn them.