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Re: Typing books wanted
Posted by Laughing Julie A in PA on 4/24/08

    LOL back!!! Oh man!---When I wrote this request I was fuming
    because I was denied books and I at least had the ability to teach
    keyboarding with the old books from the past, until now. I still
    used them for examples of report setup, tables, letters, etc.
    because our computer budget is nill, etc.

    I never thought how my request must have seemed--and totally
    missed your joke!!!!!! I have a really good sense of humor (don't
    all computer teachers!!) and have enjoyed the joke played on me.
    It made me calm down and enjoy the day! Thanks so much also for
    your suggestions.

    Had a good laugh, Julie A in PA

    BTW--the Dinosaur Museum was a nice place to visit anyway! Not
    much of a gift shop, though!!!!!!!


    On 4/21/08, Steve wrote:
    > OMG! I'm so sorry. I was just trying to make a joke. The
    > word 'dinosaur' was meant to be a metaphor for anything old,
    > obsolete and useless, which includes typing books, Victrola
    > phonographs, Thomas Dixon novels and people older than age 65,
    > which includes myself.
    >
    > Now, having played such a cruel joke on you, I feel a moral
    > obligation to tell you where you might actually find such things
    > as 1979 typing books. The best (probably only) source for such
    > items would be online used book sellers like Abebooks, half.com
    > or e-bay. Chances are, you're only going to find onesie twosies
    > of whatever these are, and you'll probably have to end up
    > xeroxing these for a class set.
    >
    > Good luck to you in any event, and sorry to be so cruel and
    > insensitive.
    >
    > Mea culpa,
    > Steve
    >
    > On 4/21/08, Julie wrote:
    >> On 4/17/08, Steve wrote:
    >>> You might want to try the Dinosaur Museum (see link below).
    >>> On my last visit there, I saw a large stack of 1979 typing
    >>> books out by the Pterodactyls.
    >>>
    >> I appreciate your response. How do I get the books? I went
    > to
    >> the site and confused where to go to.
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >> Thanks for your suggestion!
    >>


 
 
 
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