Does it shred stuff with staples in them? Paper clips? Shit rock?
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Yes, yes, and I haven't tried. In fact, I think it's deprecated my staple remover.
How about.... glass test tubes with steel wool in them?
Canned ham?
Small rocks?
I tried that quiz tommyrot. I managed a 53%. There were a couple I got just from guessing how they would structure the answers rather than actually knowing anything though.
I would have to say, yes to the glass test tubes, no to the canned ham, and yes, probably to the small rocks. Assuming they were flattish small rocks and fit in the little slot that tells me if I have too many sheets of paper at one time. Sheets. Of paper.
Put down the office chair, Liese!
Sounds like an awesome shredder, next best thing to a portable black hole.
Totally. And unlike a portable black hole, I can maintain normal gravity in the nearby office objects, and get an end product of very tiny confetti shreds. I'm not too sure what the end product is with a portable black hole. I'm pretty sure my local trash service won't take it.
But sarameg, I think the office chair will fit!
Oh, and it has a little sensor that won't shred if my hands are too close to the shredding bits. A little amber light comes on. Oh, oh, and it has a removable basket, so I don't have to disassemble the whole thing when I need to empty it.
Sweet shredder! I'm bad about shredding, as in I just toss stuff out.
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