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# I Remember When
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Who remembers manual typewriters? I learned to type on one, not like the one in the photograph of course because that's a portable, but an Olympus 80 if I recall.

And then those golf ball ones came out that were super duper because you could correct your mistakes and then models in general that had correction ribbons.

Before that it had been all that faffing about with carbon copies, because photocopiers hadn't been invented either.

Blimey, I sound ancient. &#128546;

Or maybe interesting in a "tell me what it was like in the old days Grandma" kind of way! &#128514;

[![typewriter.jpg](https://ipfs.busy.org/ipfs/QmQoAeB5CaUzXCeh8vNja1BNi22MhJN12bfmxK3keLrRkF)](https://ipfs.busy.org/ipfs/QmQoAeB5CaUzXCeh8vNja1BNi22MhJN12bfmxK3keLrRkF)

This is my entry to @brumest's daily monomad contest, in case you hadn't guessed.

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