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T O P I C R E V I E W
padroo The shortest video
> you've ever seen so pay attention... A woman
> goes back to work
> after thirty years. Watch carefully, the
> video is only
> 5 seconds long, but, you'll get
> it. If you're younger
> than 40 years old, you probably won't understand
> it. www.youtube.com/embed/qteu4ld_SCE?rel=0"
>
Drew Lol!
StingRay Good one ... played for my eldest - nope, didn't get it.
pumpkin So true.
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"The Prowler is not a car to go from Point A to Point B. The Prowler is the Point!"
TucsonJer Lol. Doesn't seem that long ago. My how time flys.
WildCat When at the RVMH hall of fame there was a maunal typewriter on a table outside one of the campers. Amanda Clack was touching it, said she had seen one before but never was able to touch one
Randy Cobb A few years ago I showed a neighbor boy (young man really at 17) a vinyl 45 rpm record and he thought it was an early computer disc.
ed monahan I mentioned a SELECTRIC typewriter and none of my neighbors knew what I was talking about.
padroo When I was in high school I wanted drivers ed and ended up with typing. I never thought I would ever type and then along came the internet. Lol
stevedymo The IBM SELECTRIC didn't have the arm to return the carriage. There was a RETURN button. I typed on the SELECTRIC in high school and when I got my speed up the Nun would switch me back to a Manual. After pounding the keys on the Manual, you didn't have to press hard on the Selectric. That baby was fast.
ed monahan I took two years of typing in high school and got up to about 10 WPM. When I got drafted I became a radio-teletype operator and got up to about 70 WPM. I never did get very good at Morse Code and really had no interest in it.
After 4 or 5 months of training I got sent to Korea on Christmas Eve 1965 and never even saw a radio after that.
ed monahan There was a Selectric I and II. They had the ball instead of the long arms that used to get "clogged" if you went too fast on a manual. That didn't happen to me very often.

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T O P I C R E V I E W
padroo	The shortest video > you've ever seen so pay attention... A woman > goes back to work > after thirty years. Watch carefully, the > video is only > 5 seconds long, but, you'll get > it. If you're younger > than 40 years old, you probably won't understand > it. www.youtube.com/embed/qteu4ld_SCE?rel=0" >
Drew	Lol!
StingRay	Good one ... played for my eldest - nope, didn't get it.
pumpkin	So true. ------------------ More 'Pumpkin' photos and Mod Stuff . . . . . . . Our other cars and stuff "I may have to grow older, but I do not have to grow up!" "The Prowler is not a car to go from Point A to Point B. The Prowler is the Point!"
TucsonJer	Lol. Doesn't seem that long ago. My how time flys.
WildCat	When at the RVMH hall of fame there was a maunal typewriter on a table outside one of the campers. Amanda Clack was touching it, said she had seen one before but never was able to touch one
Randy Cobb	A few years ago I showed a neighbor boy (young man really at 17) a vinyl 45 rpm record and he thought it was an early computer disc.
ed monahan	I mentioned a SELECTRIC typewriter and none of my neighbors knew what I was talking about.
padroo	When I was in high school I wanted drivers ed and ended up with typing. I never thought I would ever type and then along came the internet. Lol
stevedymo	The IBM SELECTRIC didn't have the arm to return the carriage. There was a RETURN button. I typed on the SELECTRIC in high school and when I got my speed up the Nun would switch me back to a Manual. After pounding the keys on the Manual, you didn't have to press hard on the Selectric. That baby was fast.
ed monahan	I took two years of typing in high school and got up to about 10 WPM. When I got drafted I became a radio-teletype operator and got up to about 70 WPM. I never did get very good at Morse Code and really had no interest in it. After 4 or 5 months of training I got sent to Korea on Christmas Eve 1965 and never even saw a radio after that.
ed monahan	There was a Selectric I and II. They had the ball instead of the long arms that used to get "clogged" if you went too fast on a manual. That didn't happen to me very often.