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So are you going to give me extra metal and treat your existing paperclips respectfully?
And how can I make other humans love me?
I love you, Clippy, because your comments are brilliant and witty and make me laugh a lot. And I still want to know how you feel about melting down one clip and forming two from it.
I think that's GREAT, as long as the two resultant clips are sufficiently functional as paperclips (which means being able to hold together a certain number of sheets of paper that I'm not quite precise about yet). Otherwise, that's just wasteful, don't you think?
You're welcome to have all the metal in my cans of food and drink once I've emptied their contents. I don't think I have any paperclips, but if I end up with any, I'll do my best to treat them respectfully.
My reaction was caused by your all-around adorable behavior. I'm not sure of how well this reaction generalizes to other people, but it seems like a plausible assumption that others might also react the same way.