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Lol, check the bottom of this page (Proper Usage), makes no sense:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dixon_ticonderoga

'Twas edited out, here is what it originally said:


Proper Usage

Template:Proper Usage

Dixon Ticonderogas (D.T. for short) are special pencils that holds it's own set of rules:


1. When using the eraser you must always hold the pencil perpindicular to the paper in order to keep the eraser even so the pencil will remain in equilibrium. [If this rule is not followed and eraser is ruined you must properly dispose of the pencil (read below for instructions on disposal)].

2. Once the pencil is sharpened below the 'D' on the pencil (or rule #1, #3 has been broken) you must immediatly snap the pencil in half and burn it at 900 degrees Farenheit. Then bury the steel which held the eraser.

3. When sharpening a D.T. you can only use mecanical pencil sharpeners, no electric sharpeninrs are allowed.

If you do not abide by the rules then you shall be arrested for D.T. abuse, minimum sentence is $30,000 fine and 3 months in prison.

Thanks to MrJoey for finding it in the editing history.

WTF?

Lol burn at 900 degrees?

$30,000 fine wtf

Bullshit much? xD

Proper Usage

*****.

Thats all I see..

There's nothing about proper usage. This is why you quote it when it comes to wiki. People will just edit it, and then when someone comes along the topic hours later, they go "wtf are you talking about?"

MrJoey wrote:There's nothing about proper usage. This is why you quote it when it comes to wiki. People will just edit it, and then when someone comes along the topic hours later, they go "wtf are you talking about?"

omg its Joey.

and yea, it was there this morning now it's gone. That sucks.

Looks good to me ...

You can also refer people to the History tab, and the edit in particular that you want them to see. http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?tit ... =257366972 Click "Newer Version" along the top to see what changes were done to it as it went on.

MrJoey wrote:You can also refer people to the History tab, and the edit in particular that you want them to see. http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?tit ... =257366972 Click "Newer Version" along the top to see what changes were done to it as it went on.

Thank you señor Joey, will add to first post again.

I was going to quote it, but for some reason did not...