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Archive for October, 2011

Toilet Paper Orientation

By Paperstone on October 9, 2011 in Janitorial with 0 Comments
Toilet Paper Orientation

The choice of whether to hang toilet Paper over (in front) or under (behind) the toilet roll on a holder is the central, divisive question of toilet Paper orientation. This subject stirs surprising passions perhaps, a cynic might argue, because it has become a target of projected borgeois neurosis. Or maybe people are just having […]

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The Beautiful Game

By Paperstone on October 6, 2011 in Office & Personal Planning with 0 Comments
The Beautiful Game

The latest sexy calendar to divert the media’s eye features German amateur women footballers. Over 300 amateur female footballers competed in a knock-out tournament to appear as pin-ups on the 2012 calendar whose pictures were taken at the Frankfurter Volksbank Stadium. The January to December representatives – each appearing in skimpy version’s of Germany’s national […]

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Switzerland’s Farming ‘Ambassadors’

By Paperstone on October 5, 2011 in Office & Personal Planning with 0 Comments
Switzerland’s Farming ‘Ambassadors’

Now in its eighth year, the perennially eyebrow-raising and successful Bauernkalender (‘Folk Calendar’) is back with a new take on the idea that sex can sell agriculture. Two calendars of scantily clad girls and boys from Switzerland’s farming community will feature photographic interpretations of classics by Swiss painters. “I have an interest in art and […]

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Infintity Monkeys Would Nail Bard

By Paperstone on October 3, 2011 in Computer Supplies, Janitorial, Office Machines & Supplies with 0 Comments
Infintity Monkeys Would Nail Bard

What could an infinite number of monkeys sitting at typewriters do? Type the complete works of William Shakespeare, according to the Infinite Monkey Theorem. In fact, according to the theorem, a single monkey typing randomly for an infinite amount of time will eventually type any text. US programmer Jesse Anderson has put the theory to […]

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