https://loftcinema.com/film/repo-man/
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Movies About Punk: the Good, the Bad, and the Other | NOISEY
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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.

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
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T3 Aerodynamics
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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.
Looks like the coaster that was in Wildwood.

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

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

Yikes.

#prototype - Instagram Pictures Tagged with #prototype
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^^^^^^^So when does "Skynet" gain self awareness ? Maybe it would be best to throw that into a wet location !

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.



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Alerted by the smell of a broken bottle of liquor, Federal Agents inspect a "lumber truck." Los Angeles, 1926.

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I'm only 61 right now but in another 30 years this could be me......

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Good wheels but certainly not great wheels....
There is a guy that can really say he rode his bike into the ground.
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