#Stapler

[armadillorollup]

biology of a stapler

[swordy-da-goat]

if there was such a thing called a staplator (Staple + gator) that would be cool but terrifying at the same time

Masterpost

[homeofhousechickens]

[salmonella-destroyer-of-worlds]

Yea, fuck the system!

[seemeow]

It's ok to fall apart.

Just grab a stapler to put yourself back together and keep going :)

[catfindr]

[dooodle-bug]

GOOOD VIBES AND OFFICE SUPPLIES!!!!!

[pickinglilahs]

What the rest of the world sees:

What Jason Grace sees:

[autisticqueenorder]

[awkward-sultana]

(Almost) Every Costume Per Episode + Catherine the Great's yellow gown with flowered print and blue pelisse in 2x07

[littlefleamart]

(source)

[vintage-tech]

today's find: Swingline 95 stapler

It's not just any stapler, it's one with features. Check out the bottom for hints:

Accessory 1 is that it has a swing-out staple remover that gets latched into place.

Accessory 2 is that it has a slide-out storage tray for more staples.

One stapler guru on Reddit who has the original box says this was produced in the late 1950s to early 1960s, and was an upgrade to the Swingline 99 which did not have these accessories.

[homeofhousechickens]

I think all of these guys might be silked. Also I'm getting a lot of pullet vibes but I could be wrong

Paperclip is very sweet and calm. They aren't to worried when I stick my hand in to the brooder.

Stapler is a bit spicy and will choose fight over flight lol

Fax Machine is so so little and dainty. They get a bit nervous but they like neck rubs

Donuts really likes people. I think it's because Beeper bullys them a bit due to their coloration. They are just as comfortable in my hand as they are under a broody.

Scissors is the youngest so their personality hasn't really shown yet. They are pretty comfortable with handling though.

[bexatriz]

English Teacher

https://shoplook.io/profile/bexatriz

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Batman Executive Set - Janex (1977)

[publiccollectors]

If I visit an estate sale, I always look for the home office. Last weekend, and basically every weekend for a long time to come, I helped my wife's family (aka my family) with her uncle's estate. It's a LOT to sift through, but it remains interesting and rewarding. The time spent with others is lovely. We go through things, we find things, we talk about them, we throw away things, and marvel at life.  

Yesterday I found something I was very excited about: a vintage Ace Fastener brand Aceliner stapler. There was a period where I was kind of obsessed with finding one. You can buy them on eBay very easily, and they aren't that expensive, but given that they were made in Chicago, I felt like I should be able to find one in the wild eventually. Jen's uncle had one right on his desk, but it was tucked away behind some stuff so I didn't see it until yesterday. The hard plastic has a couple little cracks, but it's still a beauty. These have a great hefty design and they swing all the way open so you can use them for tacking up flyers on cork boards if necessary. Really happy to be giving this a new home and extended life.