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Jun 23, 2012 12:49

happy (slightly late) birthday, carta! i hope it was full of cake. and, you know, friends and family and birthday joy, but mostly cake. :D

dancing girls: *shake a tailfeather*

azewewish is in town for baseball - braves vs red sox - she came in yesterday morning and i met her for lunch and we accidentally walked to fenway park from her hotel because we ( Read more... )

we're havin' a heat wave, supernatural recap s7, mental floss, boston, chad michael mayhem, psa

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beadslut June 23 2012, 19:45:11 UTC
I would. My typewriter in college had an "A" key that was very sharp and would cut a little hole in the typing paper

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tsuki_no_bara June 24 2012, 03:27:09 UTC
yikes. O.O that was a vicious key.

(send me your address! it's possible i have it but just in case.)

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beadslut June 24 2012, 04:04:13 UTC
My term papers were always interesting :-)

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gestaltrose June 23 2012, 21:05:37 UTC
My mom has a typewriter that types in cursive. :)

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tsuki_no_bara June 24 2012, 03:25:55 UTC
!!! how cool! i didn't even know you could get typewriters that did that!

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ephemera June 23 2012, 22:10:59 UTC
Up until a couple of years ago, a typewriter was actually part of my work equipment (for typing spine labels) - a nasty eighties one, not a cool vintage one, though.

(% sounds plenty hot to me!

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tsuki_no_bara June 24 2012, 03:37:28 UTC
anything over 75º is hot to me. blargh. at least it wasn't excessively humid....

we got a little label making machine at work for typing labels for folders. which is just as well, since there's nowhere to put a typewriter. i love that there was still a use for a typewriter in your office, even if it was kind of a crappy one.

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lrodell June 24 2012, 03:53:24 UTC
I feel so bad that it's so hot all over; I *think* we hit eighty-something degrees Fahrenheit today? And then it rained, so yay, rain! And yay to your rain, too! *waves from SE Ga., keeps weather eye on 'Tropical Storm Debby' *
Ahh, typewriters. My first was a manual Brother; kept it even after we located my mom's IBM Selectric (it CHUGGED when you turned it on!)--oh, that one had optional print-balls, one of those was cursive?--then a Sharp electronic; she lost her 'e' key, but was good as gold until Katrina!...to sum up, yes, I'd love a typewritten note, please!^^ I don't know why I hadn't thought of finding one at a pawn shop or Goodwill here...hmmm!
Victory gardens sound lovely! We're growing bell peppers on the front porch right now; there is one little pepper already =D
Also, marigolds are crazy, and I have a diva bamboo tree >.<
hiiii^^

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tsuki_no_bara June 25 2012, 00:15:49 UTC
this time of year rain is always good, unless it's flood type rain. but otherwise, plants like it and it cools stuff down, and there's just no bad there.

when i was a wee thing we had a green royal manual that i liked because the ribbon had a red strip over the black. and i remember the selectrics with print balls! we had one too. well, i think it was a selectric. it was an electric typewriter, anyway. i typed lots of papers on it. and after that we had an electric olivetti that my dad basically stole from his office when we moved >.< and which was like an early word processor, because it could store two lines in its memory before actually typing them out. it had a tiny screen so you could see what you were typing before it went on the paper. it was a beast, tho, and big for a typewriter ( ... )

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