Is using Wonderbread restoration?

[bullseye]

i voted no, otherwise, someone wiping a cover with a towel or something to get of a fingerprint would fall under restoration.

[s-man]

I remember this issue being brought up awhile ago...

 

wonder bread

[bullseye]

blah, i put of instead of off, so make that wipe it off, so yeah, but erm uh huh

[Ze-man]

Are you aware you can Edit your post?

 

[bullseye]

sure am, but i felt the need to point out that i am an insufficiently_thoughtful_person, but noone see's that if i just fix it

[arexcrooke]

we see that you are an insufficiently_thoughtful_person whether you edit your posts or not. Read the Twain quote in my sigline for any further clarification.

[FFB]

I think it depends. If you are using it to wipe dirt off the comic, then it is restoration. If you are using it to make a sandwich, then it is not restoration.

[sborock]

I think it depends. If you are using it to wipe dirt off the comic, then it is restoration. If you are using it to make a sandwich, then it is not restoration.

 

What if you had a sandwich that was originally on white bread, the wonder bread gets soggy sitting in the fridge, and you replace the soggy bread with new wonder bread? Is that restoration?

[FFB]

I think it depends. If you are using it to wipe dirt off the comic, then it is restoration. If you are using it to make a sandwich, then it is not restoration.

 

What if you had a sandwich that was originally on white bread, the wonder bread gets soggy sitting in the fridge, and you replace the soggy bread with new wonder bread? Is that restoration?

 

Only if a duck eats it and then goes in the water a half an hour later.

[sborock]

Ahhhhh, I see.

 

You should have used the Wookie defense

[Dr_Neff]