Anyone else remember the teacher using the ditto machine to print out your tests? I loved the blue ink and the wonderful smell attached to the paper. Anyone else remember the pre-copier days?
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I remember something being wrong w/ our mimeograph copier once in 4th grade, I think. The smell was literally enough to get you high! One kid got sick from it! Well, we got out of doing that assignment til the next day, 'cos the teacher threw out all those papers, and copied them again the following day when the machine was fixed!"Do you believe, you believe in magic?
'Cos I believe, I believe that I do,
Yes, I can see I believe that it's magic
If your mission is magic your love will shine true." -
I remember something being wrong w/ our mimeograph copier once in 4th grade, I think. The smell was literally enough to get you high! One kid got sick from it! Well, we got out of doing that assignment til the next day, 'cos the teacher threw out all those papers, and copied them again the following day when the machine was fixed!
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Those were cool. I can almost remember the smell. I wonder if that is a dead technology or if they are still used anywhere?
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I thought it smelled similar to magic markers.
When I was in the 4th grade; our teacher allowed us to do a class newspaper and run it through the mimeograph. It was a big silver machine that had some type of rolling mechanism on it that would spit out the wet purple copies.
Another teacher saw one of our papers and recommended to our teacher that our paper was not a very good use of school resources so that came abruptly to a halt."The farther we go, the more the ultimate explanation recedes from us, and all we have left is faith."
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I'll bet she had granny glasses, a "Miss Grundy" (from Archie comics) bun hairdo, never smiled and was "Miss" something (unmarried and frustrated Old Maid).
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