What’s the Craziest Thing You’ve Ever Found in a Xerox Machine?
- 6 years ago
What’s the Craziest Thing You’ve Ever Found in a Xerox Machine?
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Thrilled to run a Xerox for the first time, 13-year-old Robert Ellsberg agreed to help
his dad, Daniel, a former Department of Defense official, copy some documents.
Early memories of Xerox machines often recall scanning your hand or face, or punching random buttons
that spit out a pile of warm paper at a parent’s workplace.
The Reader Center is one way we in the newsroom are trying to connect with you, by highlighting your perspectives
and experiences and offering insight into how we work.
What have you found left inside or near a copy machine that made you laugh or blush, or prompted a visit to human resources?
But the Xerox machine, the ubiquitous, bulky copier that also spawned the widely used verb, could soon be a cultural relic.
A note to readers who are not subscribers: This article from the Reader Center does not count toward your monthly free article limit.
Thrilled to run a Xerox for the first time, 13-year-old Robert Ellsberg agreed to help
his dad, Daniel, a former Department of Defense official, copy some documents.
Early memories of Xerox machines often recall scanning your hand or face, or punching random buttons
that spit out a pile of warm paper at a parent’s workplace.
The Reader Center is one way we in the newsroom are trying to connect with you, by highlighting your perspectives
and experiences and offering insight into how we work.
What have you found left inside or near a copy machine that made you laugh or blush, or prompted a visit to human resources?
But the Xerox machine, the ubiquitous, bulky copier that also spawned the widely used verb, could soon be a cultural relic.