Hei Shannock and TimeLord ;-)

Its time for my win.
Thank you.

Good evening Moon. [I wasn't ignoring you, just letting you have the win for a bit.]

hehe.. that was good of you ;-)
..and I didn't feel much ignored either ;-D
Hello to Gary and Richard too.

Same here Moon, Of course I was also mailing a pkg, getting a prescription filled, Buying some ice cream, getting 5 gallons of gas(half a tank) for $2.839 a gallon and coming home, then I added $5.20 to the checking account and $20.00 to the savings so that in 3 to 4 business days I will have $181.66 for this month.

Hmm.. Ive also done several different things today,
but I never came to the point to put IN anything on the
accounts. ;p shame on me.

It's ok Moon. Oh and the ice cream? Thrifty's strawberries and cream 2 for $5.00 and no tax.

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

It's ok Moon. Oh and the ice cream? Thrifty's strawberries and cream 2 for $5.00 and no tax.

Thrifty's is great. Too bad the stores don't exist any more.

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It's ok Moon. Oh and the ice cream? Thrifty's strawberries and cream 2 for $5.00 and no tax.

Thrifty's is great. Too bad the stores don't exist any more.

Try Your local RiteAid Pharmacy, That's where Thrifty's ice cream is sold at now.

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

Yum yum

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Win

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Still loving my new Civic Hybrid.

WIN!!!

Good for You TL4, My Escort zx2 is paid for and the DMV last Year was $96.00 total.

So is my '92 Olds Cutlass...LOL.

I've seen your Cutlass...

You leave the keys in it, right??

<snicker> <LOL> <J/K>

Does it really matter? My younger brother had a Cutlass and you just twisted the "wings" that went alongside the slot for the key and you could start the car. Even with no key inserted at all... :-D

Winning with speed reading!

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LETS BEGIN IN 2010

Winning with speed reading!

Done the LGM way, I suspect. ;)

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

Beating the winners with hunt-and-peck typing...

Beating the winners with hunt-and-peck typing...

In which case I have a real advantage as I learned to type on My own, Maybe not real fast or in the conventional way, But for a PC and forums It's ok.

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

Beating the winners with hunt-and-peck typing...

In which case I have a real advantage as I learned to type on My own, Maybe not real fast or in the conventional way, But for a PC and forums It's ok.

I passed my "Touch-typing" class in high-school by hunt-and-pecking 35 WPM with no errors.

Sadly, as I've grown older, the error rate has become horrid. :-)

Beating the winners with hunt-and-peck typing...

In which case I have a real advantage as I learned to type on My own, Maybe not real fast or in the conventional way, But for a PC and forums It's ok.

I passed my "Touch-typing" class in high-school by hunt-and-pecking 35 WPM with no errors.

Sadly, as I've grown older, the error rate has become horrid. :-)

I started typing before computers. Took typing in college and was up to 120 wpm. Now my best speed is probably in the 50-60 range.

Beating the winners with hunt-and-peck typing...

In which case I have a real advantage as I learned to type on My own, Maybe not real fast or in the conventional way, But for a PC and forums It's ok.

I passed my "Touch-typing" class in high-school by hunt-and-pecking 35 WPM with no errors.

Sadly, as I've grown older, the error rate has become horrid. :-)

I started typing before computers. Took typing in college and was up to 120 wpm. Now my best speed is probably in the 50-60 range.

That's part of the reason I couldn't learn to touch-type too readily. When I started, I was actively working on:

Teletypewriter in computer class
Selectrix typewriter in typing class
Apple ][ in computer class
Atari 800 at home

And each of those had keyboards with characters in different locations.

I was a strictly IBM selectrict guy. I still have one around some where.

Well, at least I finally god rid of my Atari 800 last year. :-)

Win

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Beating the winners with hunt-and-peck typing...

In which case I have a real advantage as I learned to type on My own, Maybe not real fast or in the conventional way, But for a PC and forums It's ok.

I passed my "Touch-typing" class in high-school by hunt-and-pecking 35 WPM with no errors.

Sadly, as I've grown older, the error rate has become horrid. :-)

I started typing before computers. Took typing in college and was up to 120 wpm. Now my best speed is probably in the 50-60 range.

That's part of the reason I couldn't learn to touch-type too readily. When I started, I was actively working on:

Teletypewriter in computer class
Selectrix typewriter in typing class
Apple ][ in computer class
Atari 800 at home

And each of those had keyboards with characters in different locations.

Don't I know It, I started with an Atari 400, Although before that I took classes in Computers, So My computer usage has been as follows:

Tandy Model III Computer(1st of My Computer classes)
Apple II(2nd of My Computer classes)
Atari 400(My 1st Computer) Modified with 64K ram and a better keyboard(1980)
Atari 800XL, 600XL, 1200XL(I have a 1200XL today) and a 1400XL in a 1200XL case(I've owned a few)
Atari 520ST, 1040STFM, Mega2, Mega4
Amiga 1000, 3000, 4000(3000 and 4000 had a 486sx card in them and a MAC card w/ real Mac roms)
Various homebuilt PCs AMD/Intel(1992-present)

So I've owned and used a few computers too.

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

Well, at least I finally god rid of my Atari 800 last year. :-)

I still need to get a new motherboard, psu brick(for the Indus GT as the 1200XL uses the same psu brick) and a chip from Best Electronics for My 1200XL(to fix a joystick problem), I even have an Indus GT floppy disk drive(no luck on the Rana 1000 cousin of course).

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

Win

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