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In reply to the discussion: A note about words I personally hate so stop using them, alright?? [View all]Blue_In_AK
(46,436 posts)(in years anyway) who learned how to type on a manual typewriter, it makes sense that my brain is wired that way.
The word processing technology has gone through some pretty amazing changes since I first learned how to type in 1963. All that ever-evolving technology is tucked away in my brain somewhere -- all those correcting selectrics, mag cards, Wangs, word processors whose names I don't even remember, several versions of Word Perfect DOS and Windows, Word (gag, I hate it) -- all that technology is there in my brain, buried away in there somewhere, but I'd hate to have to remember how to use some of those machines now. Is it like riding a bicycle, something you never forget? (Allegedly you never forget; I crashed my bike and got a brain concussion when I was 11, and I've not ridden a bicycle since.)