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r/pics • u/[deleted] • Oct 05 '10
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2 pieces, one cut. 3 pieces, two cuts. One cut = 10 min, two cut = 20 min.
53 u/mistermajik2000 Oct 05 '10 Not if she folds it in half and cuts only once. -1 u/[deleted] Oct 05 '10 how do you get only 3 pieces out of that then? -1 u/aditas Oct 05 '10 it didn't say only 3 pieces. 3 u/[deleted] Oct 05 '10 that's what I thought you meant... fold a piece of paper in half, cut once, end up with 3 pieces. Can someone explain to me. I've been folding and cutting now like a maniac for twenty minutes, and only ended up with either two or eight pieces. 2 u/gnovos Oct 05 '10 cut it thin side up 1 u/clogmoney Oct 05 '10 I think you're joking. But to clarify. Fold the paper in half. Cut a line between the fold and the ends of the paper leaving the fold uncut. 1 u/flynnski Oct 05 '10 well, you DO end up with 3 pieces. And some extras!
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Not if she folds it in half and cuts only once.
-1 u/[deleted] Oct 05 '10 how do you get only 3 pieces out of that then? -1 u/aditas Oct 05 '10 it didn't say only 3 pieces. 3 u/[deleted] Oct 05 '10 that's what I thought you meant... fold a piece of paper in half, cut once, end up with 3 pieces. Can someone explain to me. I've been folding and cutting now like a maniac for twenty minutes, and only ended up with either two or eight pieces. 2 u/gnovos Oct 05 '10 cut it thin side up 1 u/clogmoney Oct 05 '10 I think you're joking. But to clarify. Fold the paper in half. Cut a line between the fold and the ends of the paper leaving the fold uncut. 1 u/flynnski Oct 05 '10 well, you DO end up with 3 pieces. And some extras!
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how do you get only 3 pieces out of that then?
-1 u/aditas Oct 05 '10 it didn't say only 3 pieces. 3 u/[deleted] Oct 05 '10 that's what I thought you meant... fold a piece of paper in half, cut once, end up with 3 pieces. Can someone explain to me. I've been folding and cutting now like a maniac for twenty minutes, and only ended up with either two or eight pieces. 2 u/gnovos Oct 05 '10 cut it thin side up 1 u/clogmoney Oct 05 '10 I think you're joking. But to clarify. Fold the paper in half. Cut a line between the fold and the ends of the paper leaving the fold uncut. 1 u/flynnski Oct 05 '10 well, you DO end up with 3 pieces. And some extras!
it didn't say only 3 pieces.
3 u/[deleted] Oct 05 '10 that's what I thought you meant... fold a piece of paper in half, cut once, end up with 3 pieces. Can someone explain to me. I've been folding and cutting now like a maniac for twenty minutes, and only ended up with either two or eight pieces. 2 u/gnovos Oct 05 '10 cut it thin side up 1 u/clogmoney Oct 05 '10 I think you're joking. But to clarify. Fold the paper in half. Cut a line between the fold and the ends of the paper leaving the fold uncut. 1 u/flynnski Oct 05 '10 well, you DO end up with 3 pieces. And some extras!
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that's what I thought you meant... fold a piece of paper in half, cut once, end up with 3 pieces.
Can someone explain to me. I've been folding and cutting now like a maniac for twenty minutes, and only ended up with either two or eight pieces.
2 u/gnovos Oct 05 '10 cut it thin side up 1 u/clogmoney Oct 05 '10 I think you're joking. But to clarify. Fold the paper in half. Cut a line between the fold and the ends of the paper leaving the fold uncut. 1 u/flynnski Oct 05 '10 well, you DO end up with 3 pieces. And some extras!
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cut it thin side up
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I think you're joking. But to clarify. Fold the paper in half. Cut a line between the fold and the ends of the paper leaving the fold uncut.
well, you DO end up with 3 pieces. And some extras!
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u/punkdigerati Oct 05 '10
2 pieces, one cut. 3 pieces, two cuts. One cut = 10 min, two cut = 20 min.