Liquid Paper, yes or no????!?!?!!?



Some say it's a blessing, allowing us to quickly erase errors that were written in ink on paper!


Others say, it's absolutely atrocious and makes your work look terribly unrepresentable. And the fumes will absolutely knock your lily ass out!

I love the stuff... but, then, I don't make mistakes.
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Lammastide said:

hahahahaha

Lammastide said:

I love the paint on liquid paper, but hate the tape version.

call it Dulux myself - make so many mistakes the pots aren't big enough!!!

BIG FAT HELL NO!!


Though I spent many years doing Clinical Research and liquid paper or any correction material for that matter is a big

gotta love the fumes. that and sharpies, oh yeah!

MrsMdiver said:

Same here... When we have to hand write in any charts if you make a mistake you NEVER use the stuff...

i like the kind that comes in a little tape.
its great when filling out orders.

The tape is much better.

settle down Francis

Yeah ... No

It was invented by the mother of Michael Nesmith of the Monkees, so it is, of course, perfect.

As are all things Monkees-associated.

BklynBabe said:

Oh yeah, babe.

PunkMistress said:

what you're emeril now?

IAintTheOne said:

That's who I was being!



I like it better than BAM!

PunkMistress said:

I think we need a visit to Fla.

IAintTheOne said:

OH YEAH BABE!

If you have no nail polish in the house and have a date coming over. Sure.

johnart said:

I never have liked the liquid paper in the bottle. If it's not fully dry, the pen will go right through it. Then, you try to scrape it off with your fingernail and re-apply it which smudges the ink underneath it onto the rest of the paper.

This version is a life saver....


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I hate liquid paper...it's impossible to roll joints with...

I didn't know anyone used it with the advent of printers. It's still around?


And no, it would never be considered acceptable to me in this day and age.

I use it sometimes at work when I receive a fax that I want to make copies of and pass out to people. I cover up the printed fax info at the top of the page and then run it through the copy machine. Or I sometimes use it to cover up information on the page that is meant for some people but not for others.

roodboi said:

vainandy said:

ahhh... yeah, that makes sense.

At my job, paper is rarely used anymore. Even for meeting presentations, we hook projectors up to laptops and email necessary info before or after the meeting.

CarrieMpls said:

I used to use it when writing out index cards for my museum tours. But now I type the outline up on my computer and print them on the index cards.

I prefer the sponge applicator to the brush.

Lammastide said:

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