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'''Shredding''' was a method used in [[2015]] to recycle paper, as well as being “a way to make money and save trees”, according to the [[October 22]], [[2015]] issue of ''[[USA Today]]''. |
'''Shredding''' was a method used in [[2015]] to recycle paper, as well as being “a way to make money and save trees”, according to the [[October 22]], [[2015]] issue of ''[[USA Today]]''. |
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An article titled ''SHREDDING FOR CHARITY'' was billed in the ''Newsline'' column on the front page of that day's issue of ''USA Today'' as appearing in Section D. |
An article titled ''SHREDDING FOR CHARITY'' was billed in the ''Newsline'' column on the front page of that day's issue of ''USA Today'' as appearing in Section D. |
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+ | Large packs of shredded paper were in the [[alleyway]] where Dr. [[Emmett Brown]] landed the [[DeLorean time machine]]. |
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+ | Shredding has absolutely nothing to do with the 2015 term '[[shred]]', used in phrases such as “Shred that”. |
==Appearances== |
==Appearances== |
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*''[[Back to the Future Part II]]'' {{Mo}} |
*''[[Back to the Future Part II]]'' {{Mo}} |
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[[Category:2015]] |
[[Category:2015]] |
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Revision as of 09:46, 17 April 2020
The DeLorean lands in the alleyway, where large packs of shredded paper are amongst those of laser discs and CDs (on the far left).
Shredding was a method used in 2015 to recycle paper, as well as being “a way to make money and save trees”, according to the October 22, 2015 issue of USA Today.
An article titled SHREDDING FOR CHARITY was billed in the Newsline column on the front page of that day's issue of USA Today as appearing in Section D.
Large packs of shredded paper were in the alleyway where Dr. Emmett Brown landed the DeLorean time machine.
Shredding has absolutely nothing to do with the 2015 term 'shred', used in phrases such as “Shred that”.
Appearances
- Back to the Future Part II (Mentioned only)
