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By Andrew Liszewski
How many times have you heard that a revolutionary idea, design or invention started out as just a doodle on a napkin? Well in an effort to tap into whatever magical ability napkins have to inspire mankind, someone has created a coiled notebook that uses napkins instea ... Continue reading »
How many times have you heard that a revolutionary idea, design or invention started out as just a doodle on a napkin? Well in an effort to tap into whatever magical ability napkins have to inspire mankind, someone has created a coiled notebook that uses napkins instea ... Continue reading »
1 year ago
The first real "paper napkins" appeared only much later in the 1930s. http://www.scottbrand.com/us/history/ - Around the same time when "splinter-free" toilet paper became available. (Yay for splinter-free toilet paper!)
Thus, indirectly, napkins owe their invention to crappy toilet paper. ...uh, can I rephrase that?