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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Hazel_1914
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.
Hazel_1914
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.
Hazel_1914
It makes one wonder how they did that in the days of carbon paper.