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@great-big-stees saidWe call that peck typing with two fingers. I had a best friend who was very quick at typing that way. I told him just stick to what is working for you.
Not the way I type. I am stuck with the two finger type of typing, no thumbs involved...ever.
The average typing speed when using only 2 fingers is 27 WPM when copying and 37 WPM when typing from memory. ... And looking beyond just the average typing speed, exceptionally fast hunt and peck typists can reach up to 70 WPM while the fastest touch typists can break 100 WPM.Jun 22, 2017
Can typing with 2 fingers be as fast as with 10? | Typing Blog
https://www.typing.com › blog › hunt-and-peck
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15 Jan 20
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@torunn saidI saw someone say on T.V. that they could be working on hot spots for months yet, perhaps up until April! We do know a very large area has been burnt and air quality is still not good. I may stick something in google after and see what new up to date news is there.
I read the fires are now under control.
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18 Jan 20
@coquette saidYou sure seem to be sticking it to me in the forums lately....well done!!! 😉
It's time to show some sticky thread game juju
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19 Jan 20
@very-rusty saidThose poor folks in St. John's, stuck with all that snow. 😢
You sure seem to be sticking it to me in the forums lately....well done!!! 😉
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19 Jan 20
@great-big-stees saidYes, I believe one area had around 93cm's....They've shown pictures here on T.V. of people snowed in cars buried in snow. They called a state of emergency in Saint John's Newfoundland only emergency vehicles permitted on the highways. Saw lots of people on skidoos. Pretty much everyone over there has one for these events. They can go around and check on the elderly and people they know who aren't able to do much for themselves they dig out. They really stick together and help everyone who needs it.
Those poor folks in St. John's, stuck with all that snow. 😢
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19 Jan 20
@very-rusty saidI hate to nitpick VR but surely you, what with you being a Maritimer, know that it's actually St. John's, Newfoundland and Saint John, New Brunswick. 🤔 😲
Yes, I believe one area had around 93cm's....They've shown pictures here on T.V. of people snowed in cars buried in snow. They called a state of emergency in Saint John's Newfoundland only emergency vehicles permitted on the highways. Saw lots of people on skidoos. Pretty much everyone over there has one for these events. They can go around and check on the elderly and peo ...[text shortened]... much for themselves they dig out. They really stick together and help everyone who needs it.
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19 Jan 20
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@great-big-stees saidI stand corrected you're absolutely correct! Nice Catch! 😉 😛 That is sticking it to me.
I hate to nitpick VR but surely you, what with you being a Maritimer, know that it's actually St. John's, Newfoundland and Saint John, New Brunswick. 🤔 😲
I hope you got more out if than my grammar!
Here is a little more knowledge for you on the reason for the spelling:
http://www.stjohns.ca/living-st-johns/your-city/st-johns-history/city-name
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21 Jan 20
@very-rusty saidI think I'll just stick with the geography lessons I learned in history class and of course the spelling lessons too. But thanks for the thought.
I stand corrected you're absolutely correct! Nice Catch! 😉 😛 That is sticking it to me.
I hope you got more out if than my grammar!
Here is a little more knowledge for you on the reason for the spelling:
http://www.stjohns.ca/living-st-johns/your-city/st-johns-history/city-name
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21 Jan 20
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@great-big-stees saidStick to what you wish, the facts in the link I sent you do not lie! 😉
I think I'll just stick with the geography lessons I learned in history class and of course the spelling lessons too. But thanks for the thought.
Pluto use to be a planet remember?
Why Isn't Pluto a Planet Anymore? | Space
https://www.space.com › why-pluto-is-not-a-planet
Mar 28, 2019 - Pluto has always been an oddball, but here's why it's no longer considered a planet.
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21 Jan 20
@coquette saidSort of the way they start out then become complicated as time goes on sometimes you can be in a sticky situation.
We have a strictly Plutonic relationship.
Oh, sorry, there's a better thread for this to be sticky in.
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21 Jan 20
@very-rusty saidPlatonic relationships are usually very manageable and fun too.
Sort of the way they start out then become complicated as time goes on sometimes you can be in a sticky situation.
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