Going back to work after 30 years away

[audioguy]

A woman goes back to work after thirty years. Watch carefully, the video is only about 4 seconds long. If you're younger than 40 years old, you probably won't understand it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qteu4ld_SCE

 

[zztop7]

Very good.

zz.

 

[Asamel]

Good one, didn't see that coming.

 

[GaryProtein]

She's got quite an arm for NOT doing carriage returns for thirty years!

Anybody else notice she used her LEFT arm?

The carriage return is on the RIGHT side, pushing the carriage back to the left, but I guess she forgot that after thirty years!

Nobody in the Youtube comments noticed either!

 

[Bruce B]

The carriage return is on the RIGHT side, pushing the carriage back to the left, but I guess she forgot that after thirty years!!

Are you sure??

 

[zztop7]

If you look just a little closer - is not that a Carabelli's Cusp when she very quickly opens & closes her mouth as the monitor slides by?

zz.

She's got quite an arm for NOT doing carriage returns for thirty years!

Anybody else notice she used her LEFT arm?

The carriage return is on the RIGHT side, pushing the carriage back to the left, but I guess she forgot that after thirty years!

Nobody in the Youtube comments noticed either!

 

[GaryProtein]

YIKES!

It has been so long I forgot which side the manual return was on!

Even my IBM Selectrics from over 45 years ago had a return key, not a manual return arm, and it was on the right! My old IBM Selectrics had the BALL return to the left. The carriage stayed still. I never had a fully manual typewriter.

Thanks for the photo, Bruce. I forgot what the super old manual typewriters looked like!

She still had quite an arm.