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I want that to be my whole job, just tap-tap-tapping away, retyping documents instead of using a photocopier or computer. Then after a busy day doing pointless work come home to an abusive husband.
I've seen the 50's movies and it seems like a stress-free existence. Just sit at the typewriter typing whatever assigned. Every couple of hours there are the coffee breaks. Not smoke breaks because you can smoke all you want right there at your desk. Not sure about the abuse at home, feed your husband a pitcher of martinis until he passes out and take the tranquillizer of your choice and watch one of the 2 or 3 channels on your TV until it goes off the air at Midnight. Wake up tomorrow and do it all again.
i wanna be a 50s greaser
rolled up cigarette pack in my white tshirt sleeve
greasy pompadour
jacked up hotrods with no safety features
rumbles where im fightin other greasers with piecesa chain
3 brandos for every 2 deans
fuck yeah thats the life
Oh yeah. Good music, women that took pride in their femininity, no speed cameras, cheap gas and lots of good booze.
I rock a modern version of the greaser style. Jeans, shirt with the top 3 buttons unbuttoned, greaser hair, old music, good cars and well aged whiskey. It's a cliche, but a good one
Not yet, muscle cars are very expensive in Europe.
But I do wanna buy and restore one in the future.
they got chevy ls motor swap kits for lotsa european cars
theyre bulletproof and make as much power as yall want right outta the crate if yall force induction
I prefer to modify original engines. It would be a shame if I tried to cram in an LS in my 635CSI BMW...
Turbos are available for that thing and it's easy enough you can do most of the work yourself and it won't cost a fortune.
The only car I would LS-swap is an RX7. I know, it's a heresy of the highest order, but rotaries are massive money pits. And braaaap tsutututu ain't enough to justify constant repairs.
Oh my God, typing like that was Hell! I actually took a typing class in the 1980s on an old IMB electric typewriter.
Totally normal, most people dream of this exact thing daily at there day jobs
Sounds good,and i would've also liked to grow up in the 70's as well,everything from that time is so cool! At least i did get to see the 80's.
I actually kind of like dull repetitive work like typing. But with typewriters there's the stress of making mistakes, you can't just use backspace to delete them.
I don't susupect that is what you actually want to have for a life. It sounds good now because your life probably feels overwhelming with stress and anxiety. If you have that low of ambition I would see a psychologist of something if your really serious about this mate.