>Mcconaughey PA.”Every red light eventually turns green”
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From what I know, he's one of the good guys.
>she is typing and misspelling all kinds of shit.
Doubtful.
Go find one and give it a try. You have NO idea how hard a mechanical typewriter is to use.
Take a close look at the impact channel
Stop, just stop.
> The cunts are ordering the stock market to tank.
OK.
Well the long end is spiking.
10/30's
Short ends a bit of a jumble
>Trump is encouraging state officials to take more action. He's playing along with their Corono shut down.
Giving them enough rope to hang themselves. Perfect POTUS Rope-A-Dope
>How come there is no “ pool “ on when Q is gonna drop?
If there's a bookie for it, send him my way.
>I DO have an idea, also know if you have a type writter you are pretty good at typing. So what does the typewritter REALLY mean?
My copy pasta on this:
Thoughts on typewriter.
I don't see a typewriter fascination.
I see old Smith-Corona PORTABLE mechanical typewriters. These things are a complete bitch to type on unless you do it VERY regularly. There's a key sink of over a 1/2", the impact on the key is responsible for the boldness of the printed letter etc. Look at Madonna's example, it's awful. She can't use that device to format a letter. Then there's typos. Computers have made accuracy a low priority. Those old mechanicals it was a HIGH priority. You can't slop a half pound of white out on a page.
Also, if using a typewriter to type messages was important, you'd go with an IBM Selectric. Light key strike, consistant impact on paper, consistent text alignment, erase tape for errors, etc.
So the device is what's important.
Smith-Corona
Portable
Mechanical
It may be something as simple as:
S-C=CoV19 related coms required
Portable-I'm on the road, or I need to travel
Mechanical-Low tech device/analogue.
Call me on the POTS line (Plain Old Telephone Service). Gotta have a warrant to listen in.