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Lots of things come inside cardboard boxes Colin! It’s a staple of the post and shipping industry! And don’t forget kids playing in the yard with the fridge box
carboard has been used to ship things around the world from human to human.. mostly things called ”appliances” and ”electronics” which have made us lazy creatures.
However, cardboard has been a vital part in most human’s childhoods as a form of play that strengthened our imaginations
Cardboard boxes can be anything from a car, to a house, to a space ship, to a time machine, to a …. box.
Pauline looks awesome with glasses…
Well, I guess that I’ve never read about cardboard in books…
I love Colin’s disappointment face! XD
she’s lying. there’s actually a 2 chapter length dissertation on cardboard after paper.
haha that made me chuckle
Paper is pretty important, but I’m assuming she just checked the index for references to paper and read only those parts. Oh Pauline…
hm well if mankind didnt have cardboard, there would be no ‘my cardboard life’! hows that for a contribution? XD
Those books were delivered to the shop in cardboard boxes.
Lots of things come inside cardboard boxes Colin!
It’s a staple of the post and shipping industry! And don’t forget kids playing in the yard with the fridge box 
…and don’t forget that homeless people make cardboard homes!
Maybe he should read this?
http://www.tubeduel.com/sf/history.html
Huh, nice. Very creative.
…isn’t cardboard technically made of paper? thick paper?
I love Pauline’s panel one reading face. So much concentration.
Colin,
carboard has been used to ship things around the world from human to human.. mostly things called ”appliances” and ”electronics” which have made us lazy creatures.
However, cardboard has been a vital part in most human’s childhoods as a form of play that strengthened our imaginations
Cardboard boxes can be anything from a car, to a house, to a space ship, to a time machine, to a …. box.
you spelled “civilisation” wrong it’s “civilization”. just sayin.
in america sure, but not in england
hehehehe, this is perfectly Pauline
Well, duh! That book is “The History of Mankind to Paper” Pauline’s hands were just covering the “to Paper” part.
See? I can be smart. SMARTICLE PARTICLES!!!!!!
those r some sexy glasses