Yesterday I read a collection of stories (The Invasion of the Road Weenies). One of the stories was about a boy who sits on a copy machine and the surprising result. It's a J(juvenile) rated book. Sort of mini-Twilight Zone stories for kids. Your comment reminded me of that story....
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Gerontius
It was an old Southernism, famous quote. But those short stories like that were fun when I was a kid. I remember a book from the '90s or something called "Stories to Tell in the Dark" or like that. It was fun.
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I really expected the Road Weenies to be a pack of dachshunds. The stories themselves aren't re-hashed urban legends like so much of the Goosebumps series is. These are rather original.
Gerontius
Original is a good thing. I heard a story of a man once who got a CEO in trouble for damage to a copy machine--yep, the CEO had Xeroxed several photocopies of his own crack on a professional machine, damaged it (the copier that is) and then got found out when the machine coughed up one final printout.
Gerontius
It makes one wonder how they did that in the days of carbon paper.