The Times, They Are A Changin
I'm a very worldly man, you know. I've been to many places that the average college graduate can't pronounce; I speak more languages than Aragorn; and I've been in more movies than you can shake a lightsaber at. And as time goes on we all change our own status quos, recarve our niches. I'd never thoought to be in one in particular, though.
I was buying some blank CDs at a local computer store so I can backup my files, and the cashier says "So, yer ternin into quite the computer geek these days, eh Chris?"
Computer geek? Well I'm no afficionato, I merely dabble at the stuff, but I see where he's getting at. I'm a man who's been famous for what people call "old school" movie roles for over half a century, far far from being the Microsoft generation. And here I am riding the bandwagon of today's youth, the internet. I'm probably more "tech-savvy" than 99% of my generation, but I'm still a far hurl from a computer geek.
So how do you spell it? Oh yes, "lol".
I was buying some blank CDs at a local computer store so I can backup my files, and the cashier says "So, yer ternin into quite the computer geek these days, eh Chris?"
Computer geek? Well I'm no afficionato, I merely dabble at the stuff, but I see where he's getting at. I'm a man who's been famous for what people call "old school" movie roles for over half a century, far far from being the Microsoft generation. And here I am riding the bandwagon of today's youth, the internet. I'm probably more "tech-savvy" than 99% of my generation, but I'm still a far hurl from a computer geek.
So how do you spell it? Oh yes, "lol".