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Date: Sun, 04 Mar 2007 22:50:38 +0000
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Subject: Re: LF: Kats and Keyboards - off topic
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Just found this in an email backlog on a flight to W6, and
it reminds me of a keyboard driver that I once found that
distinguished between a human typing and a cat walking
across a keyboard.

73

Stewart G3YSX

J. Allen wrote:

> Hello, All,
>
> Steve and I were just working on normal CW QSO.   I have a large 
> yellow-orange cat that looks like the Disney Thomasina.  Apparently he 
> likes the sound of Steve's fist, because he promptly climbed up on the 
> rig and spent quite a bit of time making sure I was typing what he was 
> hearing.
>
> Don't you just love cats?  That is until they climb down and use the 
> Keybord for a front porch.
>
> J.
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