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Tracer Staples
Never have your plans thwarted by running out of staples | |
The antepenultimate staple in a strip should be hot red so that users
are never shocked (and saddened) to find themselves holding an
empty stapler.
[update] ok, so I've just seen that my idea isn't so original (see
'Staple empty indicator') but my lawyer tells me that I could still get
a trade
mark for my branding, which is way better than 'staple empty
indicator')
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You will have to remember to insert it the right way around. |
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"You have five papers remaining" |
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You never refill your stapler before it's empty? Many times if starting a big job or if I find some staples I'll refill before it goes empty. Also I rarely look at the stapled papers and can't imagine how you'd make it bright enough to be noticed by the person stapling without maring the possible task for which it is stapled. "Wilkinson, your TPS reports were rejected because one of the staples was red." Sorry (-), this turns a minor annoyance into a possibly not minor annoyance. |
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they could start out girly pink and progress to red... |
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Mr QED, it seems wilfully cavalier of you not check your
stapled papers. However I do take your point regarding TPS
reports, I wouldn’t want anyone to lose their job over a
commie red staple. Luckily, I have an alternate proposal. A
small explosive charge placed towards the end of the strip of
staples. It is guaranteed to grab your attention (unless you
work in a particularly busy office), and your precious TPS
report will receive a standard vanilla staple (after you’ve
wiped off the gunpowder residue). Mmmmm, vanilla staples. |
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Yes, I agree I am willfully cavalier. |
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