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I do type with two hands

Excellent!

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I know someone who takes all lesson to type a sentence because they never used a computer until two years ago! NOW THAT IS SHOCKING.

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I know someone who takes all lesson to type a sentence because they never used a computer until two years ago! NOW THAT IS SHOCKING.

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OMG how can people live without computers? I had a DOS one first when I was about six!

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I know someone who takes all lesson to type a sentence because they never used a computer until two years ago! NOW THAT IS SHOCKING.

My dad's even quicker than that!

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I can't remember, but my mum told me that I used a computer for the first time when I was three. Apparently, my dad taught me how to type.

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OMG how can people live without computers? I had a DOS one first when I was about six!

The wonders of the computing age! No one could survive without computers.

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As you know, I'm 25 now and even though there were computers around in the 80's they were few and far between.

My first 'PC' was a Sinclair ZX81 which I spent time programming in BASIC everytime I turned it on (I didn't have a cassette recorder to save anything on!). It was a hand me down from my uncle. (The same unlce that started me coin collecting)

I then progressed through Spectrums, right up to the 128k +3 which had a disk drive!

Then an Atari ST, then a 286....386's, 486, Pentium 1, 2, and now I'm on an AMD1300.

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I'll confess i'm a one finger typist.

And i remember when i went to junior school they only had about 3 computers in the school, all had those great big foppy 5" disks!!!

Ah the memories, also no internet, and in Y6 only one person in our year had a CD-Rom computer.

That's ten years ago now, and ten years on most people (myself included), would be lost without one.

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I wonder what sort of computers we will have in the future.

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Well we cannot call them liars

Agreed, but they do sell rubbish

That is totally pointless, why would anyone want to buy that and at that price!? I am ashamed at some of the stuff that is being offered to collectors these days.

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No serious collectors would buy that, they are basically just for tourists or for people to buy as gifts for collectors. If you got those as a gift, what could you say...'Sorry Nan, they're complete poo, can you take them back?'

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No serious collectors would buy that, they are basically just for tourists or for people to buy as gifts for collectors. If you got those as a gift, what could you say...'Sorry Nan, they're complete poo, can you take them back?'

I don't think even your Nan would buy something that bad.

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'Sorry Nan, they're complete poo, can you take them back?'

No, one must humour the elderley. Something more subtle like "I'm scared of Pirates" may do the trick!

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No, one must humour the elderley. Something more subtle like "I'm scared of Pirates" may do the trick!

How about this... "I watched the film but I didn't like it"

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"My yacht was boarded by marauding Pirates and I've been traumatised ever since"?

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It must of made at least over £100,000 in my opinion.

There was some bumph from Coincraft in the post when I got back from a week away this evening, and that claimed that the sovereign alone from the Edward VIII proof set recently went for £100,000.

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I know that a proof two pounds was sold in 2002 for £66,700.

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I know that a proof two pounds was sold in 2002 for £66,700.

That much?! :o:blink:

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They are in high demand you know!

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If it came up for sale today, it would make much more than that.

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see i do have a wreath reverse crown... :D

And it looks better than those :lol: Maklouf ones

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Agreed!

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