If it will fit on a copier, someone has probably forgotten it

A fun story in the Star Telegram about all the stuff people leave in the copy machines at Kinko's. According to the article, some of the stuff they found include original photos; a 1953 El Paso military basic training snapshot; a handwritten personal letter; a remarkably thorough family newsletter; a completed 2000 income tax form, with a copy of an IRS refund check attached, including the couple's names, address, W-2 form, deductions, dividends, stocks and tax shelter account with registration number; a bail bond receipt; an official government affidavit confirming church membership, with metallic embossed seal and Pakistani notary public stamp; a World Taekwondo Federation training completion certificate; a mortgage payment receipt with loan number; a house photo and confidential real estate agent information sheet; vintage sheet music (various wedding selections); a Nortel Networks employee picture identification card; and a completed employee benefit information sheet, with the individual's name, address, Social Security number, birth date, telephone number and dates of employment.

Link from Al's Morning Meeting.

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