Friday, August 6th, 2010 at 4:19 pm
Question by Yousif (Joe) R: Being a great person without looks is like having a nice car without spark plugs – Agree/Disagree?
Without looks – there is no spark and no matter what you do the car won’t go – unless you happen to be Diesel… if you are not, then you are bound to the parking lot…
Less like a car – more like a newspaper vending machine…
if you are Diesel then you are hot enough to create ignition without a spark plug…
man – I love my new analogy!
Best answer:
Answer by luckyluckyia
Hey man! Go smoke more meth!
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Sunday, July 4th, 2010 at 4:18 pm
Question by ASD & DYS Mum: Homeschooling parents: What are your top 5 gadgets you can’t do without when HS’ing?
I thought it would be fun to see everyone’s top 5 “gadgets” you can’t do without when homeschooling. Here’s my list:
1. large paper cutter
2. electric pencil sharpener
3. high-quality three-hole punch
4. laminator
5. comb binding machine
What are your top five?
Edited to say:
Can some of you not read??? It says “Homeschooling parents”. I did *not* ask for opinions or rants about homeschooling.
Edit for bigmamma:
A comb binder binds papers together with the plastic “combs” that are solid on the spine, but have little “curls” that wrap around the paper in little rectangular holes that the machine cuts.
It’s hard to explain, but I know you’ve seen comb-bound materials, you just may not have known the name. 
I love them to make unit booklets and attach groups of worksheets. It keeps everything so nice “on the go”. I also like how you can fold the pages back on themselves. So sometimes I take the bindings off of workbooks and then comb bind them. You can also have an office supply store do it for you. I purchased mine free (and the materials) with my office supply store reward card (did the same w/ my laminator).
Best answer:
Answer by BIG T
those are good….
i’d have to add
dry erase board
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Sunday, June 20th, 2010 at 4:19 pm
Question by emilyanne36: How can I machine quilt a quilt without it puckering?
I decided against binding so I went ahead and sewed the edges of the quilt together and turned it right side out. I was then going to machine quilt it but it keeps puckering, won’t lay flat, etc. Does anyone have any solutions? Help!!
Best answer:
Answer by Mendi8a
use less bulky fabric, or less stuffing.
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Saturday, June 19th, 2010 at 4:22 pm
Question by Hoolu Girl: Binding booklet without using pre-made covers?
Hello, is there a thermal binding machine that I can use without having to order the pre-made cover? We have nice company folders in paper stock and I’d like to use them to bind the booklets for clients. I prefer thermal ones, cause it looks much better than the others with wires. I hope to keep the budget low (within 0) since we have a small office. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Best answer:
Answer by cycleshopwest
Try thermal. See link below…
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Friday, May 14th, 2010 at 12:24 pm
Without looks – there is no spark and no matter what you do the car won’t go – unless you happen to be Diesel… if you are not, then you are bound to the parking lot…
Less like a car – more like a newspaper vending machine…
if you are Diesel then you are hot enough to create ignition without a spark plug…
man – I love my new analogy!
