X-acto. At one time — for many years — when I worked as a typesetter, an X-acto knife was practically an extension of my hand, along with a hand-held waxer or trigger can full of rubber cement. Cut & paste, for real.
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Oh, sure. Trying to outdo me for the Xocolate prize, huh?
I must say, though (and this is totally grudgingly). heehee, hawhaw. … the creativity you have shown in the ABC-along (I still can’t get over the nightgowns) entitles you to a prize of some sort. XO
I’ve always been afraid of X-acto knives!
Ooh, very good choice!
Xcellent X!
That is a really great picture – I didn’t realize that cutting and pasting was a literal term either!
Cool picture!
OH my gosh, I just had a flashback to high school when I was editor of the newspaper..cut and paste indeed. I can almost smell the rubber cement.