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The Bizarre German Car That Was Ultra-Aerodynamic—And Totally Impractical | WIRED



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Needs More Cowbell | Know Your Meme

In July 2004, “more cowbell” made its first appearance on Urban Dictionary. A year later, Wired posted a timeline of the need for cowbell.

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https://loftcinema.com/film/repo-man/



Movies About Punk: the Good, the Bad, and the Other | NOISEY

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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera

We had one of the IBM electric typewriters at work in the 1970s. It was used mostly with two finger typists. One day the wife of one of the employees came in to use it to type a some paperwork. She was a well qualified legal secretary. It was amazing watching a real professional typist just smoke the keyboard. We have one here at work that has not been turned on in many years.

My wife works at a major university in the area and they have a electric typewriter they keep in case a form or something needs to be typed. It seats on a table with a cover over it. One day she pulled it out and stated using it. She said within a few minutes she had a crowd of work study students standing behind her watching it work. They had never seen a typewriter being used before. They were completely mesmerized by it.

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[Por_sha911]

I leaned on a manual typewriter. Electrics were out there but the IBM Selectric was the modern marvel of science and technology. Still have the manual kicking around in the attic somewhere. I was totally sold on computers when I found out a Commodore 64 had 1) a spell checker! and 2) if I found an error I could edit after printing without having to retype the whole stupid page! I thought I died and went to Heaven. I dreaded doing papers in college because of the typing.

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Vw Sp2 1974 Azul/Blue
http://carro.mercadolivre.com.br/MLB-701343336-vw-sp2-1974-azul-_JM


T3 Aerodynamics

Looks like it might be the SP2 from the profile

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Originally Posted by Por_sha911

I leaned on a manual typewriter. Electrics were out there but the IBM Selectric was the modern marvel of science and technology.

Computers were already in existence in the 80's, but in my high school they were still teaching typing on IBM Selectrics. That's what I learned on. A couple years later when I started college, one of my first semester classes was "Keyboarding 101". I guess that I am thankful that I am not a two-finger typist since so much of my job is computer generated paperwork. And like you, I really like that I can correct my mistakes without keeping a bottle of white-out handy.

Originally Posted by Por_sha911

Looks like the coaster that was in Wildwood.

edit: I'm wrong. That's the one from up at Seaside Heights.

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The Seaside Heights coaster was the "Mighty Mouse" and was not one of a kind. It was built in many places and popular because it was so compact that it would fit where a traditional coaster would not.

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[kach22i]

I don't know anyone which needs that much attention.

Yikes.

#prototype - Instagram Pictures Tagged with #prototype

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[ckelly78z]

^^^^^^^So when does "Skynet" gain self awareness ? Maybe it would be best to throw that into a wet location !

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[sammyg2]

Originally Posted by GH85Carrera

Kinda looks like da wedge.

Ever mention the time I was caught in a rip current there and ended up past the jetty and the lifeguard boat had to pick me up?
Naw, prolly not. kind of embarrassing.