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I asked, "I'm wondering what model of typewriter you used."
Response: "So am I since it was done about 15 years ago and I no longer have the typewriter. I can tell you that it was used, electric and purchased from a Good Will store. Also, the neighbors in my apartment weren't too thrilled hearing clack-clack-clack-ding-clack-clack-clack coming through their walls at all hours of the day. Sadly, I trashed it once the project was complete."
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
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Wow. That is amazing. I find it pretty unconvenient to write on toilet paper, though.
Weird things > Slightly Unusual.
Yep. I'd say so!
(Restraining myself from saying something a bit off-color...)
Word Verification: horsepro!
Extraordinarily unusual!
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