ROTFL!!
> Of course, back in my day, we had 1s and 0s, and we ate mice
> if we could
> catch them. That's why mice have strings attached to them.
> They look like
> cables, but actually they're just wires holding the mice in
> place in case
> there's ever a techfamine like in the old days. A lot of
> mice came over
> from the pogroms in the old country. And printer cables too.
> But that's a
> story for another day.
>
> Oh, yes, back in the old days, shift-6 was a cents key. It was easier
> putting in your $0.02.
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