Even if you mail your resume on this kind of paper, it's unlikely to receive the kind of reception you would have hoped. Resumes are business materials, and serious business people do not print their resumes on party fliers. With the explosion of home printers many people are using inkjets to create their resumes. If possible, use a laser printer. Either find a friend who can print out your resume at work or make a visit to Kinko's or Copymat.
Laser printing is the standard .
Resumes printed on laser printers probably won't stand out, but inkjets will - in a way you don't want. Finally, make sure that before you print your resume you've gone over it thoroughly with a spell checker, dictionary or thesaurus. There seems to be no end to the resumes I've received with obvious spelling or grammatical errors. As a resume reviewer you quickly learn to separate the mass of resumes by the finest of measures. Spelling and grammar are one of the easiest ways to get your resume discounted.