Weapon of Choice: “Dr. Lizardo” 1973 IBM Selectric II #26 1220365 
When I fill up the second EDCN Archive book, then I’ll switch to the A5 3-Ring binder for Archive Book #3, and by the time I fill that up, I should be out of 2-hole punched EDCN sheets and well into the FC “Classic” punched sheets, and can make the FC365 binder into Archive #4. :D
Currently in the earholes: 
I am on a quest for one of those Franklin-Covey hole punch, second hand.
But for now, I just save pages in Duo Tangs :)
This is just peachy!
I’ve used a folder with the clamp doo-hickey. Surprisingly strong!
Very curious about that album, but Amazon Music appears to only have their album, “Removing”. Of course that’s enough to quench my curiosity… unless I end up loving it! With me, that’s entirely possible.
There’s a video on youtube where someone put this album up, so you can take a listen for free. It’s a difficult album to find, but its the best one from MGP.
Very nice, old-school. Agent T.W. Lee, back from Purgatory, sends his regards.
I really like to use half-sheets of 8.5 x 11″ paper–because there’s only one paper cut and no waste. I’d like to find a Franklin-Covey hole punch system, but till then the clamp system for loose sheets seems like a great idea. For some permanently filed items, I like to use simple, cheap brass fasteners, but I guess we each find what works. I like 5.5 x 8.5″ sheets for teaching notes, too–very handy on a lecture or table–because you can push the notes to the top of the lecturn and keep looking, heads-up at one’s audience.
Oops, I meant “very handy on a lecturn or table….”