Oh I certainly can do that, but don't count it as a requisite skill for building and flying planes :-)
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Re: What 'skills' do you coinsider 'normal' for a modellerr?
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It will probably teach you patience tho.
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A cheque book and a T-shirt with 'ignorance is bliss' on the front 'one born every minute that I call brother' on the back and a baseball cap on sideways that says 'second hand brain for sale, marvellous condition, never been used'?
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EXCELLENT!
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Naw, TNP needs more time on a typing turor....
David
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Looks like I do too.... *turor*...... 'tutor' it should have been.
David
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Enjoy. Cheers, Fred McClellan the dash plumber at mindspring dot com
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haha. I freely admit that if good typing would either earn me cash or help me build models, I would have done that years ago :-()
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Hmm. You may have something there. :-) Actually, these days its the Queens English :-)
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If we translate the king's into a mean 2/3rd octave higher pitch "whilst" keeping the time frames at 80%, would that do the trick for the queen's. ROFLMAO technically speaking.
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Easy, the mind beats the finger that types :--) Especially on routine business that Mr. Mind wants to skip.
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I think you are right on target.
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