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Morph Pad by Josh Rubin

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Who doesn't love a good desktop toy to fidget with on a conference call or while pondering the next big thing? The Morph Pad from Montréal based Schleeh Design satisfies that need and is a functional note pad to boot. Available in a variety of patterns or with custom printing, the 1000 sheet pads have a durable yet flexible binding that makes sculpting possible. Drop them a line to order some custom pads or find a retailer near you.

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This entry posted on 24 July 2006 at 12:28 PM
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