Tuesday, June 14, 2005
So how about you? Do you consider yourself an All-Star typist? Or do you type like a pirate with two hook hands? I'm just asking so I know who to pick when we play "Typewriter" during recess.
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meh... 32/4, never was any good at typing what's on the screen... hey IAN, you too, eh? :P guess there aren't many pieces of educational typing software out there :)
Hmm. I'm 51/2. Maybe for once in my life I won't get picked last on the playground.
The viking was distracting. I was busy coveting his plentiful facial hair.
71/1. I attribute my success to Mario Teaches Typing, not because it was especially good at teaching anything, but because I have an insatiable urge for Koopa-stomping.
37/2. Stand back fellas!
I only got this good on the 'board' because of the sheer volume of fanmail I sent to Jar Jar Binks.
Pfff, I only got 54/3, that's lame... I hoped this test would proof my geekness. Oh well, bummer.
26 WPM, 3%
Worked in retail for a year, now I am ruling that keypad!
67 wpm with 9% error. If it wasn't for that stupid single spacing, I'd have pwned.
At 42 words per minute with 2 fingers & 2 thumbs, I may not type as fast but my error rate is a very impressive 1%. But then, I have a tiny computer, with a tiny keyboard, explaining tiny errors… Can we throw rocks at Jason in the playground, please, pretty please?
37 / 2. See his test is fake. I can type as fast as a lightning bolt, if I could only look at the keyboard the whole time. Plus this test doesn't take into consideration that I can't read.
Yarr, I did the Viking one and got 61/2. I make a fair (1) ammount of errors when I type(2), but I've been at it long enough that I(3,4) automatically(5) go back and correct them. I can actually do that `don't(6) look at the monitor or keyboard whilst typing' thing(7). Taken quite a few years to get to(8) this point, but it's almost second nature(9) now. I'm(10) pretty decent on the numpad(11), too... just yesterday, I banged out about 300 3-digit numbers on a adding machine, with(12) no more than about 10-15 errors(13), despite the fact that they were being fired at me with an average of about(14) four seconds between sets.
PS: The parenthesised numbers count the errors I made whilst typing this... the ratio is a lot higher, because the test discounts corrections.
63/0
I type strangely. I taught myself to type long before I ever attended a class on typing, so when people see me type they gasp and stare in abject horror as I don't use the home-row or anything even close to established typing practices. I don't even use my pinkies when I type. The first two fingers on each hand are responsible for letters and the space bar, and the third fingers for shift, punctuation, backspace, enter, etc.
74/0
I definitely learned to type in chatrooms on AOL in the early and mid-90's. What a loser.
My god... I change my evaluation. It seems I'm not a "pretty good" typist, but an "okay" typist...
SHEESH! Could I WRITE this comment any SLOWER!?
I totally suck at typing. I fully admit. I'm not even going to do that test. the viking is somehow intimidating me. brrr
You think he's intimidating on the screen. Imagine having him as your cellmate.
[shudder]
I'm sure I could type a lot faster if I weren't trying to replicate some trivia about Vikings, and instead typing my super-organized thoughts.
Matt & Hilmerr - You know, in it's own strange way, that's pretty impressive scoring too.
I don't know if that qualifies as fast anymore... Slowconfusion types at "One milllllllion WPM". Or so he claims.
51 wpm 1% error.
I actually was trained on a type writer. I'm not that old...my school was just too cheap for computers.
Best of luck to Mojo.
54/2...Koopa Stomping became quite addicting, yes it did...but i always played as the princess.
Way to go, Jonathan! 74/o!
59/0 here, but I managed to do it while fending off my 17 month old, so I rule!
Fending him off? But you had 10 extra fingers at your disposal then! :D
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1. Ian
37wpm, 4% error. Better than I thought. I'm also quite proficient with the numpad thanks to a youth filled with playing Scarab of Ra. Man, speaking of mummies - that was a totally awesome game.