On Fri, 1 Feb 2013, anne-ology wrote:
remote controls ... ;-)
well, to me remote controls are as silly as remote auto.
windows ... ... ... ;-)
I know you like joshing around, all in fun. still, being able to move
around in a room where you are giving a presentation can add life to
the proceedings or at least startle the nodding heads.
yes, I like walking ... I like horses ... I like front-porch
communication ...
and yes, I guess I'll always refer to these machines as
'glorified typewriters'; was I born a hundred years too late ;-)
I've got two typewriters from the 20's and 30's and since I've been
seeing your phrase about 'glorified typewriters', I've been trying to
figure out how to do calculations on them, download videos with them
and send what I write to remote contacts instantaneously.
guess I'd be more inclined to say the keyboard is a 'glorified
typewriter'.
I do love those typewriters though! but I don't miss them.
F.
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