What’s the Craziest Thing You’ve Ever Found in a Xerox Machine?<br />A note to readers who are not subscribers: This article from the Reader Center does not count toward your monthly free article limit.<br />Thrilled to run a Xerox for the first time, 13-year-old Robert Ellsberg agreed to help<br />his dad, Daniel, a former Department of Defense official, copy some documents.<br />Early memories of Xerox machines often recall scanning your hand or face, or punching random buttons<br />that spit out a pile of warm paper at a parent’s workplace.<br />The Reader Center is one way we in the newsroom are trying to connect with you, by highlighting your perspectives<br />and experiences and offering insight into how we work.<br />What have you found left inside or near a copy machine that made you laugh or blush, or prompted a visit to human resources?<br />But the Xerox machine, the ubiquitous, bulky copier that also spawned the widely used verb, could soon be a cultural relic.
