It amazes me what people will ask on the internet: “Why is European notebook paper in a grid format (i.e. horizontal and vertical lines) instead of simply horizontal lines?” Someone’s helpful answer: It’s not. I live in Europe (Netherlands), and we have both. There are notebooks with vertical lines, and there are notebooks with grids. … Continue reading Dumb Notebook Questions
The surprisingly ubiquitous appearance of “Moleskine Cashier” instead of “Cahier.”
Ever wanted a blank book that didn’t look like one at first glance? There’s an amusing sub-genre of books where the joke is that they’re blank inside. Here’s a few examples I found on Amazon and elsewhere: The Computers Blank Book: The World’s First and Only Computer Book That Will Never Be Obsolete The Book … Continue reading Joke Blank Books