Goldurnit, blogger doesn't work the way I expected it to. I guess you have to click the images to actually read 'm.
...typing for peace, democracy, and the glory of the Typosphere
...typing for peace, democracy, and the glory of the Typosphere
I always wondered what the T.A.R.D.I.S. ran on.
ReplyDeleteYou are one good drunk typist. Nary an error!
On a Swiss-German keyboard, no less :D
ReplyDeleteA note on after-effects of this drink: Serving size is a good 5+ oz of high-octane booze, so drink only one. It might taste as tame as Kool-Aid, but it does exact a toll. Immediately after posting this, I fell into a weird trance state and fell dead asleep for an hour and a half, then woke up all sweaty and late for a party, but completely sober again. The time slippages did not re-occur during the evening.
Ted, you're a man of steel, sir. And I thought changing keytops on a QDL was gutsy. Stay where you are, I'm bringin' more Bombay Sapphire!
ReplyDeleteThe guillotine was a favoured form of castigation for French revolutionary upstarts and ne're-do-wells. With this, though, we see the introduction of a quicker, cleaner and more humane form of of decapitation. I especially enjoyed the chill-factor being sufficient to repress the gag-reflex. Thanks for not letting me down Ted - a classic post I'll be hard pressed to surpass.
ReplyDeleteI see we share a taste for Bombay Sapphire and Swissa typewriters with Swiss-German keyboards.
ReplyDeleteHey Rob, thanks for the reading my recent poem and leaving a comment. Appreciated!
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