Sheldon Cooper approves, or Punish the paper with scissors!
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By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/sheldon-cooper-approves-or-punish-the-paper-with-scissors.htmlEverything has to make sense! Ornate paper patterns are, of course, great, but so ordinary and boring. We have collected for you 25 examples of Christmas decorations that will earn you a reputation as a genius. If not in physics, then in the mastery of scissors — for sure!
Marie Curie
Download the layout and start the chemistry!
Erwin Schrodinger
Schrodinger's snowflake, which is definitely there at this link.
Albert Einstein
Regarding the layout of this snowflake, you are the creator.
The Batman
Save Gotham.
Iron man
Cut out a snowflake, and let's go to the shawarma!
The Punisher
Punish the paper with scissors.
Storm (X-Men)
Create a little paper storm on your wall.
Superwoman
Super Snowdrops
Heroes of the new part of the legendary epic "Star Wars":
Symbols of houses from the book "Game of Thrones":
May the New Year be with you, because despite the fact that everything is relative, it seems that winter is really close!
Keywords: Star wars | Game of thrones | New year | With your own hands | Snowflake | Superheroes | Physics
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