Hunt and peck typer here !

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99 XLT 5.4L reg cab
4x2 120" Wheelbase
4 wheel disc brakes/ABS
5 star larait style wheels
Toreador Red/Silver
3.55 gears 255/70/16 OWL
Delta toolbox
Eclipse 5340 cd player
Memphis ARCS50 component speakers w/tweeters mounted flush in the door panels (excellent sound)
Sherwood 35x2 RMS amp for components.
Jensen 50x2 RMS for subs.
2 6.5" Bazooka tubes
Lowering shackles?
54regcab@duesouth.net in Columbia SC

 

I sometimes Look and sometimes I can just type away

 

two fingers here
but there fast

 

I use all my fingers, but I hafta look at 'em while I'm doing it.

 

I could not type two years ago, then I got a pc and now can haul *** without looking. 75wpm maybe, I guess that is good

 

Had typing in 10th grade, did lousy (26 GWPM) so now I have reverted to hunt and peck.

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Red 99.5 Lightning,#0975,Born 5/6/99...Adopted 5/27/99 Chipped w/SuperChip Flipchip chip, Mobil 1

 

Can type with all fingers with out looking.

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99 F-150,XLT, Silver, 2WD, 4.2L, 5spd, RegCab, Shrt WB, Styleside.
Current Mods:Billet grille, Line-X bedliner, 5%window tint all the way around, Alpine CD w/2 MTX Subs & Rockford Fosgate 250w amp. K&N Airfilter. Glasspac w/dual exhaust exits out the back.
Future Mods: Superchip, driving lights, & a custom paint job

 

Hunt and peck, but getting much quicker.

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'95 Eddie Bauer F-150 SC & '64 Falcon/Ranchero
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In college, as an elective (basket weaving was full) I took typing 5 times, failed 5 times. Still can't type the way the teacher wants but thats just too bad! I look at the screen when I type!

 

I type with all my fingers and not very fast either. I've got dyslexia and I have to reread a lot of what I type because it really gets messed up sometimes. Maybe that's why I have so many posts, because I'm going back to edit what I thought I typed the first, second and third time

 

I chicken-peck with multiple fingers. But never more than 6 fingers, the pinky and ring fingers never get any action. And the sad thing is, I do this for a living, I'm a computer programmer.


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1999 Lariat SuperCab Flareside, Amazon Green with Silver trim, 5.4L, 4x2, 4 wheel disc/ABS, 3.55 limited slip, towing package, fog lamps, sliding rear window, captains chairs, keyless entry with alarm, spray-on bed liner, bug guard, and K&N. http://www.csc.calpoly.edu/~bfriesen/truck.html

 

My mom types 100wpm!

 

One handed! 'cause the other usually has a beer or a shot glass in it...curse of the Irish!

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98 Lariat SC 4X4 ORP Tow 5.4L Superchipped...Edelbrock IAS...Gibson Sport Truck...K&N W/Airbox Mod Centerline Fluted Star Billet 16" Wheels and BFG 285 16 75 All Terrain AT...JBA Headers jimmac@ismi.net

 

I'm a wiz typing. My fingers just fly! Took it in Grade 10 high school in the '60s, only because the teacher, Ms. Barb Bullman, had the biggest, nicest ***** you ever saw. I'll always remember them, I mean, her.

Typing's still the only thing I learned in high school that I remember or use to this day. It sure helps, because I've been a speech writer for Cabinet ministers here in Canada and my fingers can keep up with my mind when the B.S. starts to flow.

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Black 2000 SC short-box XLT. 4.2 V-6, 5-speed, 3.55 Limited Slip. Side steps, CD, remote entry, factory box liner. My add-ons: Older Windstar (driver's side) wiper blade - the one with the air scoop, because I don't slow down when it rains; and snazzy Tweetie Bird floor mats.

My second of the "new" F150s. Great trucks!

 

I've been a serious programmer for almost 20 years, so I can definitely type -- the faster the better! It all started with typing loooong programs when I was a kid and then taking typing class in the 9th grade. Now I type without looking at the keyboard at over 120 wpm (last clocked speed anyway) -- including the top-row number keys. No 10-key pad for me -- that's the test of a true typist.

Here's a good 2nd part to the main question -- how many type fairly well using the top-row numbers instead of the 10-key?