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what scared me is this:
To confirm my suspicions, I did a side by side by side test with a newly purchased 381, ser. 322630 and my 000007 and 000008 beauties.


Assuming the serial numbers are actually chronologically complete, there are over 30OK of them floating around out there.

So guys how does the font in this post look?

Am have been doing some A/B switching during this post with my new keyboard. It has gold plated electron alligning triple cryogenic heat treating gauranteed to reproduce the truest pixel per pixel font ever. I ended up having to buy a special keyboard cable (only $773) to connect it to the Specialy built 9 pin adapter on my custom built serial port. Of course I needed a new computer (actually an old liquid cooled AMD 330 that I had plated in platininum 4 times). And of course I had it all plugged in to one of the outlets listed above (serial number 00000018. Avfter all of this, yhe electrons are produceing emmaculate letter reproduction !!!!!!

Yeah Bill, but ya' still can't spell!

I haven't integrated my electron auto displacement coil yet. Once I get that in place the electrons should auto-navigate to the position I intended instead of what my fingers press. For the record, I am a good speller, just a lousy typer.

With all this talk of emaculately pure electrons, I might just have to have the distributer in my ASR 23 plated in platinium just to make sure that no 'base' or 'common' electrons get through.

Then there is the issue with my 310 plugs. Plain old brass simply won't do anymore, and oh, the horrors of LAMP CORD being used on the current loops! Oh, the utter horror at the thought of that!

Joe