okay guys get ur self a peaces of paper and try to fold it as much as u can and the answer is u cant fold a pice of paper more than 8 times have fun lol
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lol i am talking about a 8x11 pice of paper
Originally posted by SoySauceCb7if my paper was 1000 ft long and 1000 ft wide, i bet i could fold it more than 8 timesHead light service and grill service avable PM me for info for head lights most year and make. i now do valve covers
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He meant to say a square piece and doing it in half each time. It could be a bigger piece than that too. The width of the folds becomes too great.Metal Metal and more Metal!!!
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I had to think back to 4th grade on this one. Mr Wizard or Bill Nye the Science Guy would love you for digging this one up.
EDIT: Would folding a 8.5" x 11" sheet of thin decorative tissue paper yield more than 8 folds?Former: 90 Accord EX Coupe, 93 10th Anniversary in Frost White
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damnit 7 times
lol my girl thought she found the secret to 8 folds but she was wrong
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im pretty sure.. mainly because its thinner than regular paper..Originally posted by ACCORDianateI had to think back to 4th grade on this one. Mr Wizard or Bill Nye the Science Guy would love you for digging this one up.
EDIT: Would folding a 8.5" x 11" sheet of thin decorative tissue paper yield more than 8 folds?
and yes.. this is sooooooo old..
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