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Jan
11
I don’t recommend DIYers attempt to create this product, but anyone who has an appreciation for environmentally-friendly and off-the-beaten-path products will surely get a kick out of the offerings at Great Elephant Poo Poo Paper. That’s right, the company creates pretty — and odor-free — stationery products from the fibers of elephant dung. In addition to offering 150+ items online, the company’s site is loaded (no pun intended) with poo puns (all of which are intended), including the tagline of “We’re number one at number two.” Take a look for yourself at poopoopaper.com.
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