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[Guest]

Cats are cute, yes

[Guest]

Next topic, the Empire is the good guys and the Rebel forces are the bad guys.

 

https://screenrant.com/star-wars-reasons-galactic-empire-darth-vader-actually-good-guys/#:~:text=The Empire made a point,armed forces and security forces.

 

 

Edited October 27, 2020 by Bear

[Ember Vernon]

i can not fight against this but i will tell you that it was intended that the dark side was bad 

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2 hours ago, Bear said:

Next topic, the Empire is the good guys and the Rebel forces are the bad guys.

 

https://screenrant.com/star-wars-reasons-galactic-empire-darth-vader-actually-good-guys/#:~:text=The Empire made a point,armed forces and security forces.

 

 

 

[Guest]

So far, I'm undefeated.

[Ember Vernon]

wait your cat theory is wrong tho

[Guest]

How dare you! Sir and or madam (I honestly don't know yet), or other, this is an offense to my people. 

[Ranger]

This thread took off faster than expected, it had a good run.

 

College ruled paper is superior to wide ruled paper. It's less wasteful by giving you more lines to write on. By being less wasteful, it saves trees.

 

Wide ruled paper should be shut down from production, there isn't any point to it.

[Jamie]

My casual hand writing is too fat. It takes up 1.5 or 2 lines of college-ruled paper. For younger people who need bigger lines it's useful too. 

 

But that's all moot. I use unlined blank printer paper which I hole-punch and put in a big ass 3-inch binder with dividers. This is the ultimate configuration for all your classes and life needs. I only write on the righthand pages and leave the backsides blank. When I go through all the paper I take them out and use the backs for stupid other purposes like drawing warmups or more recently, boiling to make paper mache. 

 

If you need a little more structure, dotted paper is the best of both worlds. Cassidy's journal is dotted. 

[Guest]

[Ranger]

3 hours ago, JGC said:

My casual hand writing is too fat. It takes up 1.5 or 2 lines of college-ruled paper. For younger people who need bigger lines it's useful too. 

 

But that's all moot. I use unlined blank printer paper which I hole-punch and put in a big ass 3-inch binder with dividers. This is the ultimate configuration for all your classes and life needs. I only write on the righthand pages and leave the backsides blank. When I go through all the paper I take them out and use the backs for stupid other purposes like drawing warmups or more recently, boiling to make paper mache. 

 

If you need a little more structure, dotted paper is the best of both worlds. Cassidy's journal is dotted. 

 

Huh, that's interesting.

 

I would assume dotted paper would be hard to write on.

 

I'm not going to double down on my claim, I'm glad wide ruled can help you out more than college ruled. I wasn't sure if the topic was even arguable in the first place.

Edited October 29, 2020 by Ranger