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Similar to a hard-drive crash, a binder crash is when five or more papers pop out of the rings of your 3" middle school binder due to the damaged, out-of-line rings. A binder crash can occur on three different levels: Minor: 5 to 15 papers come out of the rings Major: 16 to 36 papers come out of the rings Extreme: 37 to ALL of the papers come out of the rings In the event of an extreme binder crash, it will take a very long time to get everything back in order and into the rings. At this point you should consider getting a new binder. I personally have had this happen a few times, but never coming past 3/4 of a major crash.
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