Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Philly's fifth type-in
"The typists followed [Mike McGettigan's] instructions to write a brief message and then keep hitting the carriage return until the white sheaf of paper, tied by ribbon to a balloon, lifted up into a bright blue sky."
Full story here.
PS: "The Typist" is just a few hundred dollars away from its target.
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That was a great idea. It'll be nice to know where all the words land.
as of the 29th, "The Typist" has exceeded it's goal (:
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