A fellow crustacean helped me find out more information about my mechanical pencils by asking on reddit. Turns out they’re still available at Officeworks: Keji Mechanical Pencils. Pretty happy about that! Nice work Internet, and thanks @badtuple! ❤️
Technically there’s nothing special about these mechanical pencils. They’re just cheapo plastic things. But I like them because they are lightweight, the grip is good, they have an eraser, and the nib is clear which means you can check on the status of the lead, if it’s run out or broken. So I am very pleased to now have a lifetime supply of these:
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p.s. today I added USB-A and USB-B to my spell check.
p.p.s. steel is harder than brass!
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p.s. today I added DVM and VOM to my spell check.
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This was the first computer I ever used. They had one in the library at my primary school, and I used it when I was in the 4th and 5th grade. I used to go to the library at recess so I could start loading a program from tape which would then be available for me to use when I came back at lunch time. I have very hazy recollection of what I did with this computer. Perhaps the only thing was playing a version of Donkey Kong. I didn’t know how and never learned how to program it.
