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SucktheSav | 09:54 Tue 02nd Nov 2004 | People & Places
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Did Willie Nelson really invent tipp-ex, or is it all just a cruel joke?
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Wasn't it the mother of Mike Nesmith (of The Monkees fame)?
10:04 Tue 02nd Nov 2004
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Yes, Bangkok10120, that's what I thought.
10:17 Tue 02nd Nov 2004
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Out of interest can you explain your username?
11:59 Tue 02nd Nov 2004
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Mike Nesmith's mother invented Liquid Paper. Then Tipp-Ex came along as a rival product. I doubt Willie Nelson was involved.
12:09 Tue 02nd Nov 2004
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This is another urban myth, doubtless corrupted from the truth, which as stated, is that Mrs Nesmith, a secretary, invented the idea of correction fluid, and was smart enough to patent her invention, ensuring that her son and heir could get by with the first of his eight-figure fortunes - two more came from the virtual invention of MTV, and of course, the wondeful Monkees.
16:27 Tue 02nd Nov 2004
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...and enabled him to produce some of the most wonderful records of the last few decades as a solo artist.
22:16 Tue 02nd Nov 2004
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The man who invented Tippex was a German.  I don't know his name thouh.
01:02 Wed 03rd Nov 2004
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