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This page intentionally left blank. (Well, not completely blank, since the above non-empty disclaimer appears on the page. What is meant is that this page
by chanandler_bong 3y ago
This page intentionally left blank.
(Well, not completely blank, since the above non-empty disclaimer
appears on the page. What is meant is that this page is devoid
of meaningful content related to the rest of the document. This
page serves only as a separator between sections, chapters, or
other divisions of the document. This page is not completely
blank so that you know that nothing was unintentionally left out,
or that the page is not blank because of an error in duplication,
or that the page is not blank because of some other production
problem. If this page were really blank, you wouldn't be reading
anything. This page has not been left blank by accident, but is
left non-blank on purpose. The statement on the page should say
"This page was intentionally left non-blank".)
http://www.tytempleton.com/rhf/jokes/93q1/nonblank.html http://www.tytempleton.com/rhf/jokes/93q1/nonblank.html
- JohnFen 3y agoMy favorite was with two sides of a blank page in a document. One side read "This page is intentionally left blank", and the other side read "This page isn't."
- kqr 3y agoI always liked the self-contradictory nature of "This page was unintentionally left blank."
- cwillu 3y agoPlot twist: the printer accidentally added the [non-]blank page.
- huepfebein 3y agoPlot twist: the "blank page" hides internal information and a parting employee's rant against the boss in an official company publication and you only find out weeks later because of strange search engine results. (No, definitely not triggered.)
- spacebuffer 3y agothanks for this site!