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October 29, 2006 Frank Romano wrote a piece on our company - Creative Paper Wales. We make the Sheep Poo Paper. The article states that we have yet to make a grade suitable for inkjet use. This is actually not true. All of our paper passed perfectly well through standard domestic printers. Lawrence Toms EDITOR's Note: We are happy to print this clarification and would not even stoop to use the term "stinkjet." Responding to: http://members.whattheythink.com/frank/frank002.cfm We want to know what YOU think! Do you have an opinion, comment, or additional information that you'd like to share with WhatTheyThink.com? Send a Letter to the Editor and have it posted here. What do YOU think? Click here to send your letter to Dear Editor |
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