Gently place the rolled up paper to the rear of the car about three inches away. Make sure it is aligned with the tires. Get in the car. Put the car in reverse. ease the car back about one foot. Stop the car. Put the car in drive. Ease the car forward about one foot. Get out of the car. Go to the back of the car and retrive the paper.
WARNING: Make sure the car is turned on before putting in reverse and turn it off after easing the car forward.
You could press it with a steam iron, then put something flat on top of it so it doesn't curl again as it dries.
It's because I got an autographed Taylor Swift aelbum at her concert and it folded the end of the paper in my purse. I was really sad can someone please help me!
It depends on what you want to end up with. some cookies are cut to shape, these are flattened and cut to the shape you want. however many of them can be put down as a ball as they will flatten out as the temperature goes up.
a rolled up paper that you spit with a straw
That is equivilent to dropping it from a height of 5 meters, about 16 feet, so I would say no but you don't specify the mass or weight of the ball of rolled up paper. A single sheet of paper, rolled up, no, several tons of paper wrapped into a tightly packed ball the size of a tank, yes.
Rolled.
Rolled up in warm, moist paper towels.
The rolled up paper is on the shelf in "Non-Fiction McM". This is written on the library slip found at the Mordred Museum. (Get the shiny gold coin from the fountain and pay your admission.)
A cigarette paper filled with a mixture of tobacco and the drug of choice, which is rolled up and smoked
Gun powder is rolled up in paper tightly and packed into a thick cardboard tube with a fuse in the middle.
Push it off the table with a rolled up piece of paper.
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Justin Bieber's hair-You do NT have to flatten it. A. use a brush and hair dryerB. flatten itBut usually it does not stick up
One thing you can do is use a shining side of a nail filer.