ST1100Y
Site Supporter
Yep...
Old Enough To Remember?
- Thread starter Shuey
- Start date
Sadlsor
Site Supporter
But sometimes if you chose "leave it", you still had to stay there with it...
OP
OP
Shuey
Site Supporter
And, if you chose to "leave it" . . . no dessert!
ReSTored
Site Supporter
or............... you were told that you'd be having it for breakfast the next day.
ST1100Y
Site Supporter
"... you're not leaving that table until you've emptied that dish!..."
ST1100Y
Site Supporter
In that sense...
well i got away with not eating a lot of stuff my mom cooked and had something different from the rest of the family, i'm allergic to onions and she cooked plenty of them
Looks delicious.Yep...
- Joined
- May 27, 2021
- Messages
- 1,056
- Age
- 64
- Location
- Coquitlam British Columbia Canada
- Bike
- 2009 ST1300
Typing seemed to be an easy few high school credits, and who knows might be a good thing to know, well who knew how useful, I sure didn't. If you were in grade 11 or 12, you would have moved up to the brand new electric typewriters, I guess the school couldn't upgrade all in one year so we learned on the manuals and as I understand we were the last students to use them.
Somewhere along the way I aquired an old manual typewriter and we have a few laughs with ghosts leaving messages when the kids are around.
Somewhere along the way I aquired an old manual typewriter and we have a few laughs with ghosts leaving messages when the kids are around.
ST1100Y
Site Supporter
Pre computer our school system didn't take notice of typewriting... we'd to learn shorthand... me in agony on like 5 pencils a minute...
ST1100Y
Site Supporter
Am I the only one who believed that Slowpoke was just high all the time?
No, senor.Am I the only one who believed that Slowpoke was just high all the time?
i had typing in the 8th grade on a manual for a few weeks before getting banned from typing class
OP
OP
Shuey
Site Supporter
Typing I and Typing 2 in 11th grade, in hindsight . . . the best classes I took in high school. Two semesters of easy A's (which my GPA sorely needed) and no homework. 30 kids in the class with manual typewriters (electric ones weren't invented yet) and . . . I'm the only male! Introverted kid at the time, that's one thing I wouldn't mind going back to do over!
Shuey
Shuey
Sorry about the quality of the photo, it's old.
I remember they had a triangular antenna poking out of the back.
Making it smaller helps a little, sometimes.
