Re: steam selectric

"Jon G." <jon8338@peoplepc.com> wrote in message
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> These machines were popular in the 1970's-1980's. They are driven by an
> electric motor and the rest is all mechanical. They have over 4000 parts.
> This particular typewriter is an IBM Selectric III correctable, 10/12 cpi.
> I've cleaned and repaired over 500 of these machines in 1993. One or two
> things can go wrong on these typewriters.
>
> The typewriter in this photo is going to Maryland and adapted to run with
> a steam engine. Get a good look, Powelson, and hope you die before you
> become its prisoner.

Just when I thought you couldn't get any more retarded you go and raise your
game, well done Jon, so what's next? photos of your toenail clippings.

Evil Noodle wrote:

> Just when I thought you couldn't get any more retarded you go and raise your
> game, well done Jon, so what's next? photos of your toenail clippings.

He'd never display anything with a greater intellect than his own.

mike

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Evil Noodle	Re: steam selectric "Jon G." <jon8338@peoplepc.com> wrote in message news:zwzpi.11728$zA4.3446@newsread3.news.pas.earth link.net... > These machines were popular in the 1970's-1980's. They are driven by an > electric motor and the rest is all mechanical. They have over 4000 parts. > This particular typewriter is an IBM Selectric III correctable, 10/12 cpi. > I've cleaned and repaired over 500 of these machines in 1993. One or two > things can go wrong on these typewriters. > > The typewriter in this photo is going to Maryland and adapted to run with > a steam engine. Get a good look, Powelson, and hope you die before you > become its prisoner. Just when I thought you couldn't get any more retarded you go and raise your game, well done Jon, so what's next? photos of your toenail clippings.

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m II	Re: steam selectric Evil Noodle wrote: > Just when I thought you couldn't get any more retarded you go and raise your > game, well done Jon, so what's next? photos of your toenail clippings. He'd never display anything with a greater intellect than his own. mike