Pluggers by Rick McKee for January 05, 2009

  1. Carnac
    AKHenderson Premium Member almost 16 years ago

    Plugger Carbon Footprint.

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  2. Thoughtbubble
    Fortran Premium Member almost 16 years ago

    Is that a pneumatic typewriter or something? Not even the most souped up Selectric could type through 17 sheets of paper.

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    ldyhwkd  almost 16 years ago

    No - they just left out the part about typing it 5 times, (4 if you were lucky).

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  4. Raven
    arceedee  almost 16 years ago

    …and you wore white gloves and high heels to work… (hey the gals are back to the high heels again, though)

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    McGehee  almost 16 years ago

    I’m not sure a Plugger wouldn’t reuse one of those carbon sheets at least once, if it was a personal document.

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    mrprongs  almost 16 years ago

    You’re a Plugger if you remember Carbon Copies. And not the E-Mail kind.

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    Cannoneer  almost 16 years ago

    What souped up Selectric? All we had were manual typewriters When I was in the Army. They got worn out because you had to pound hell out of the keys to make the bottom carbon copy legible. One cool thing was the ones we used in Korea in the 70s were left over from WW2. They made stuff to last . that was back in the days recycled Budweiser cans were made from REAL metal.

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