Vintage Typewriter Lover Mugs

'I didn't get all that stuff after 'Dear Sir'.'

"Hey, I'm thirsty. I need a drink. A drink and a liverwurst sandwich. Hey, how about a sandwich and a beer down at Gallagher's, then we can go shoot some pool? Or maybe take in a movie. Hey, I'm talking to you."

Italica

"It's just one monkey at one typewriter, but we've given him an infinite need for validation."

"It's a fantastic computer! It's so old that none of today's hackers know how to hack it!"

Early Programmers.

'Oh, relax - you're doing great for your age...but I am a little concerned about out computer's old operating system.'

'Very good and to the point.'

'1001 things to do whilst waiting to get on the internet.'

We have a nice selection of office artifacts, a typewriter, carbon paper, ashtrays, our CEO's last handwritten memo...

Newfangled contraceptions phobia: 'David, David, we're sinking! Our water bed has sprung a leak!'

'We don't know what the final result will look like, but the movie rights have already been optioned.'

Man has thrown his computer aside and is writing on a typewriter.

Forty-five words per minute? Impossible!

Sales Secretary

Natural Stupidity is no match for Artificial Intelligence.

'I want a computing system that has a few more games programmed into it.'

Writer breaks in new electric typewriter.

"He's our back-up if our computers fail."

School of Arts and Sciences.

"Winter must be coming. The people in my novel are starting to wear mittens."

'It's amazing - He can't even tell time, yet he can program the VCR.'

Unknown historical typos: Isaac Newton presser, 1687

'Sorry.. I don't date lower-case types.'

'This week's column is going to be about Writer's Block, and it's...'

A writer working on a typewriter is wearing a shirt with William Shakespeare's face on it.

Redundant Technology.

General Writing War and Peace

'We can improve our response times in road services.'

Bob Dylan

Computer Sale.

"Look Zorg, an antique!"

"Business is as usual. Marginal."

'Can I carry your computer disks to school?'