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From: osman@sprite.DEC (Eric,  617 273-7484, Burlington, Ma. 01803, USA)
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Subject: rolling heads on keyboards leads to . . .
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Date: Tue, 30-Apr-85 16:03:11 EDT
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That posting by the head roller reminds me of an article that was
on National Public Radio a few weeks ago.

One of the humor columnists related a story about how he and another
writer went on a retreat to a cabin together.

Unfortunately, he reported, they only had one typewriter.  So they
decided that one of them would use the keys on the left side of
the keyboard, and the other would use the right side !

He then reported some cute jokes like "JIMMY" is on the right but
"CARTER" is on the left, and "WEAPONS" are not allowed.

Anyway, I was thinking it would be interesting to try to actually
write entire paragraphs or even stories, using only one side of the
typewriter.

	Anyone want to try it ?  I bet NPR would air your story
	and give your name if you sent it in.  (On Thursday evenings
	they read listener's letters)

/Eric Osman