[rdl6989]

I just checked the DUmmies website (Oh, forgive me). They are in a fit over this story! They are yapping about a Selectric typewriter that existed back then that "could" have been used. That is a long way from actually being used.

[Political Junkie Too]

They are yapping about a Selectric typewriter that existed back then that "could" have been used. That is a long way from actually being used.

That one was mine, I tell you, and there is no way that anybody but me used it!

That was the One Typewriter That Ruled Them All.

-PJ

[RogueIsland]

I just checked the DUmmies website (Oh, forgive me). They are in a fit over this story! They are yapping about a Selectric typewriter that existed back then that "could" have been used.

The thing could have beeen typeset on a Linotype machine too, but there's "could have" and "likely". They are grasping at straws. The Selectric explanation only carries so far. It doesn't explain the perfect match of spacing with a Word document. That simply is not likely to happen in the world of type, and they know it.

[longtermmemmory]

....and it "could" have been in the military natioan guard?

What if the typewriter were a manual typewriter?


Can we nominate the Blogers or post number 47 for a pulitzer prize?