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Subject: Re: Running laps with your mouse (ie. tired mice)
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Date: Mon, 7-Oct-85 14:44:15 EDT
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> > (They claim it is also self-healing, what ever they mean by that.)
> 
> Self-healing refers to a resealing when a knife (e.g., Exacto) is used on the
> surface in making paste-ups.  I didn't know of any drawing board covers that
> are self-healing, only [very] expensive smaller cutting boards.

I think in reference to the drawing board covers, the term "self
healing" means that holes produced by compass points, and, perhaps, by
thumbtacks, *tend* to close up when the offending object is removed.
Actually, I don't think they *fully* close but become small enough to
be less of a problem.
-- 
All opinions are mine alone...

Charlie Sorsby
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