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  • CleverClogs (RIP)
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    Originally posted by BBoo View Post
    Anyway, you're both wrong!

    Hardwood trees such as oaks and maples have wood with very short fibers. Paper made from these species is weaker than that made from softwoods, but its surface is smoother, and therefore better to write and print on.

    from:

    Paper University - All About Paper
    But maples and oaks are not rainforest timbers, whereas various types of rosewood are. Most species of Dalbergia have dark and oily wood which is quite unsuitable for paper.

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  • Pixie
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    Smart-arse!!!

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  • BBoo
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    Anyway, you're both wrong!

    Hardwood trees such as oaks and maples have wood with very short fibers. Paper made from these species is weaker than that made from softwoods, but its surface is smoother, and therefore better to write and print on.

    from:

    Paper University - All About Paper

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Originally posted by BBoo View Post
    I thought he was printing off a hard copy!
    Nooo, i'll email the word doc mate - let them print it off

    * yes I get the joke!

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  • BBoo
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    Originally posted by Pixie View Post
    Trees in rainforests are hardwood. Softwood trees are needed to make paper pulp (for obvious reasons!)
    I thought he was printing off a hard copy!

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Originally posted by helmsman View Post
    I thought paper came from W.H.Smiths.
    Me too - me too

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  • helmsman
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    Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Post
    Ok two smart arses
    I thought paper came from W.H.Smiths.

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Ok two smart arses

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  • Pixie
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    Trees in rainforests are hardwood. Softwood trees are needed to make paper pulp (for obvious reasons!)

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Originally posted by CleverClogs View Post
    Rainforest timber is not suitable for paper pulp.
    Trust you to know that

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  • CleverClogs (RIP)
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    Originally posted by BBoo View Post
    The Brazilian Embassy says thank you for using electronic communication as they're missing their rain forests already.
    Rainforest timber is not suitable for paper pulp.

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  • helmsman
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    Originally posted by BBoo View Post
    The Brazilian Embassy says thank you for using electronic communication as they're missing their rain forests already.
    It may now be time for niddy to have that brazilian wax.

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  • BBoo
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    The Brazilian Embassy says thank you for using electronic communication as they're missing their rain forests already.

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  • pompeyfaith
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    Look forward to reading it nids, best get a 4 pack !!
    Last edited by pompeyfaith; 10 February 2012, 23:13.

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Right spent the last week compiling an enormous complaint about all this, its currently 31 pages of A4 so will have to load the content here via way of pdf - bear with me, I'll do it later as it means editing through it all and right now I am head mashed.

    I have ripped this whole complaint to shreads and demand proper investigation. If not, will I sue the FOS? Too bloody right I will.

    Wait till I load it then all will become clear and it'll also list each and every error made by the adjudicator.

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