Oooh! I remember those from elementary school in the late 70's! Our class tests and often our work sheets would be printed on those, and if they were fresh they were warm and you got vaguely high off the fumes. No doubt these days it'd be the end of the world that 7 yr olds were sniffing their tests and giggling. ;)
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