“A4” is a popular paper size. “A joke about paper? You might have gotten an A4 effort!” is a pun that was posted on Twitter on October 23, 2012.
“I tried to design a piece of paper and my teacher was impressed. He gave me an A4 effort” was posted on Reddit—Jokes on November 3, 2017.
Wikipedia: Paper size
Many paper size standards conventions have existed at different times and in different countries. Today, the A and B series of ISO 216, which includes the commonly used A4 size, are the international standard used by almost every country. In many American countries as well as in the Philippines, ‘Letter’ is more prevalent. Paper sizes affect writing paper, stationery, cards, and some printed documents. The international standard for envelopes is the C series of ISO 269.
Twitter
Avril Ladybird
@Avril_LB
Replying to @darraghdoyle
@darraghdoyle A joke about paper? You might have gotten an A4 effort!
8:55 AM - 23 Oct 2012
Twitter
Richard Barrett 🏔
@RichardRBarrett
wonders - if you ask somebody to spend a lot of time looking for European-sized paper on your behalf, do you call that getting A4 effort?
10:56 AM - 2 Nov 2012 from Brookline, MA
Twitter
Cakemittens
@cakemittens
Replying to @PPHAFIDTL
@pphafidtl A4 effort - slogan for a paper company?
5:02 PM - 25 Apr 2013
Twitter
Matt Batt 🦇
@Mattbatt_
Replying to @AlanMarch1981
@AlanMarch1981 I think you deserve an A4 effort with all those paper jokes hope you didn’t copier them
2:51 AM - 3 Oct 2013
Twitter
Christian Chagas
@chrissstianhere
Prof: “Use A4 paper for your paper.”
Student: “Ma’am, ba’t po A4?”
Prof: ..
Student: “Ma’am, A4 effort???”
Prof: ..
A4: ....
Effort: ......
12:11 AM - 2 May 2017
Reddit—Jokes
I tried to design a piece of paper and my teacher was impressed.
submitted November 3, 2017 by TommehBoi
He gave me an A4 effort.
COMMENTS
Dinago81
Pretty funny! 8.5/11
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