Yeah. Typing is a critical skill. And. Dave failed to mention another important reason why you need to know how to type. In the event that zombies are on the loose. And. The only way to disable them. Is through the use of keyboard. And. Knowing the homerow key. Then. You'll be glad you learned it in sixth grade. In fact. Firearms are useless against zombies that require you to know how to type. Also. I typed so fast in the sixth grade. The typewrite couldn't keep up. I'd write the corresponding onomotopeia here. But. It wouldn't make sense.

Doh. Ok scratch my post about keyboarding. I didn't see Alex's posts before typing that. The irony, or funny coincedence. According to Forecastfox it's 79°F here. My room is a cool 70.

I just want to speak on the importance of learning how to type. I think a lot of people don't think it's a big deal to learn how to type properly. Alex and I can type and notice how even though we're real tired, we can still not make many typos. It's because the keys come so naturally at this point. Alex is a faster and more accurate keyboardist than me, but I still do a decent job at typing. Plus, if you never learn where the keys are, you'll annoy everyone around you as they wait for you to search for the keys. Worst of all is when you have a job where you get stuff dictated and you have to type it. Especially for customer service type jobs where people have to wait for you to enter their information into the computer. That really drives me crazy. Just buy one of those programs that teaches you how to type, or take a class. Besides, those high speed texting people shouldn't be typing faster than you. Seriously, they're only using their thumbs.

At four. I"m going to try to think of better posts. Gotta start thinking of the funny stuff again. That's what is really worth reading.

I dunno how the temp is in the orf. but. in m yroom. it is crazy hot. so hot. i can't slpell check. or backspace. not even a little bit.