If he typed it into a computer, it would be easier to make multiple copies to give to people. Earl may be hold, but I bought my first computer in 1984, so Earl should know how to use them.
Since Earl’s car is a 50’s era Studebaker, I’m not surprised he’s pecking away on a typewriter. Would’ve been a stretch for even using say, a Commodore 64.
What memories, a typewriter. The clicking it made, the frustration it caused when the hamers clogged or the inkroll ripped, and using tippex to correct your miss writings.
After my demise and for my posterity I have collated all my lifetime stories into numerous short text files that will be texted to my kids and grandkids one at a time randomly but repetitively from a server hidden under the house. So for years into the future it will appear as though I am still there, a boring old man with unbelievable and unrelatable stories of my life. Only things missing is the old-man odors and bushy eyebrows.
allen@home about 1 year ago
I agree with Nelson.
sirbadger about 1 year ago
If he typed it into a computer, it would be easier to make multiple copies to give to people. Earl may be hold, but I bought my first computer in 1984, so Earl should know how to use them.
Ratkin about 1 year ago
She said with asperity.
Erse IS better about 1 year ago
Whoa. On a TYPEWRITER? Where does he find ribbons?
yoey1957 about 1 year ago
Since Earl’s car is a 50’s era Studebaker, I’m not surprised he’s pecking away on a typewriter. Would’ve been a stretch for even using say, a Commodore 64.
Daniel Verburg about 1 year ago
What memories, a typewriter. The clicking it made, the frustration it caused when the hamers clogged or the inkroll ripped, and using tippex to correct your miss writings.
Zykoic about 1 year ago
After my demise and for my posterity I have collated all my lifetime stories into numerous short text files that will be texted to my kids and grandkids one at a time randomly but repetitively from a server hidden under the house. So for years into the future it will appear as though I am still there, a boring old man with unbelievable and unrelatable stories of my life. Only things missing is the old-man odors and bushy eyebrows.
nosirrom about 1 year ago
It’s a CYA book.
iggyman about 1 year ago
Taking note of his “assets”!
sandpiper about 1 year ago
Posterity or posterior, it’s whatever comes after.
brick10 about 1 year ago
Sort of like Opal’s children’s book?
Is like a melody Premium Member about 1 year ago
This makes me wish my grandpa had written a memoir. I only got to know him when he was old and goofy.
Zebrastripes about 1 year ago
Earl wants his thoughts down for Nelson’s benefit.so all his wise sayings are preserved.
ANIMAL about 1 year ago
Wow – people still use TYPEWRITERS..???????
prrdh about 1 year ago
He want his thoughts to go down in the anals of history.
bopacasa about 1 year ago
In 1984, I got a Corona Data Systems transportable (weighs 38lbs). Still in my attic.
tremaine53 about 1 year ago
That’s what Fonzi would tell Opal: “Sit on it!”
sheashea about 1 year ago
If Earl’s typing a memoir, it should take about 10 minutes and very little ribbon. The man can’t get off his butt to do anything.
ArcticFox Premium Member about 1 year ago
Earl’s descendents are the butt of this joke.
pamela welch Premium Member about 1 year ago
ROFLMAO — OMGoodness, this was funny
ꜝ about 1 year ago
his posterity is right there, behind him
iggyman about 1 year ago
Is Earl on his posterior for posterity?!
heathcliff2 about 1 year ago
Is she in your memoir?
Sailor46 USN 65-95 about 1 year ago
So, Earl isn’t pulling it out of his posterior?
Angry Indeed Premium Member about 1 year ago
Earl, just take that Smith Corona and whack Opal on the head with it. Tell the cops the keys got jammed and somehow Opal got in the way. ;-p