He can't see your question. He's using a typewriter for crying out loud.
why no i didnt, but i have used one similar to that.
actually i can young padawan, the problem is postingto the internet from the typewriter. i am
"Back in the day..." (Old Guy post follows...)
One of my college roommates had one of the first electric typewriters with the built-in LED screen and internal memory, but it otherwise looked like a typewriter. He'd sit at his desk for hours typing reports, with NO PAPER in the thing! When done typing, he could just stick a pile of paper in it and print the report he was working on.
So, with this "Qwertywriter..." How well does it hold up if you walk over to the guy in the next cubicle and, say, whack him upside the head with this?
One of my college roommates had one of the first electric typewriters with the built-in LED screen and internal memory, but it otherwise looked like a typewriter. He'd sit at his desk for hours typing reports, with NO PAPER in the thing! When done typing, he could just stick a pile of paper in it and print the report he was working on.
So, with this "Qwertywriter..." How well does it hold up if you walk over to the guy in the next cubicle and, say, whack him upside the head with this?
Did you watch the video above? It's made of metal and fairly heavy. I'm just wondering if it's impact-resistant.
No sir. Some young college guy wanted it for something. He paid me fifty dollars for that thing.
Was it a short, fat Korean kid by the name of Kim? He's probably turning it into a nuclear bomb.