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| Idego Coffee website (just click these words) |
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| The Royal is in the background. |
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| I love how open and to the point some people are. |
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| Idego Coffee website (just click these words) |
That is a great idea, and you've already got some interesting feedback.
ReplyDeleteThe PT aspect of typing is how I got started collecting. I gave the Physical Therapist one after she was amazed when my hands healed so rapidly.
That's pretty damn cool. I think I will start distributing my extras that way!
ReplyDeleteHey! Good stuff. I just had a really silly, but interesting idea looking at this.
ReplyDeleteSilly ones are usually the best!
DeleteHow wonderful. I hope it continues to inspire all those who find it.
ReplyDeleteMark, you did a good thing there. There's a satisfaction to be had in reading the throwaway ramblings of strangers. I wonder if it could grow into a writers' group and some publication?
ReplyDeleteGreat! The concept of a public typing station (see the latest post on Welcome to the Typosphere) deserves to grow. It can be deployed en masse (as in What the Hell is St. Louis Thinking?) or with tactical precision (as here).
ReplyDeleteHow do I e-mail you, I have an R C Allen typewriter for you if you want!
ReplyDeletetotallyyourtype@gmail.com
DeleteI cannot afford it at the moment, but perhaps in the future if you still have it.
You've inspired me to do the same thing at the coffee shop that hosted my type-in. Perfect place for the 1950's Remington Standard I got in a trade. http://vermontvintagetypewriter.blogspot.com/
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