Eh, I've seen qwertier... |
History of the QWERTY Keyboard:
1962 – Archibauld Qwerty is born.
1974 – Typing becomes the USA’s #1 pastime.
1986 – ABC airs “America’s Qwertiest Home Videos.”
1992 – WWII ends.
2001 – Pat Sajak qwerts himself on live television.
2009 – WWII begins again.
2011 – Rinse and repeat.
Many consumers make claims like, “Archibauld Qwerty is a hero,” or “He should be honored,” or “You don’t understand U.S. history,” or "Stop peeing on that couch," or "Don't eat those staples," or "Are these your dingleberries?" or "Don't click here."
Nevertheless, Archie Qwerty certainly knew the importance of marketing yourself. If you don't think it's important, we suggest you go talk to Arnold Asdf.
I caught my teenage son Qwerting. Should I be alarmed?
ReplyDeleteLike R.E.M. says, "Everybody qwerts... sometimes."
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