Here's something to think about

[Junkdogg88]

Alright, when I smoke weed I think of random shit(like everyone else lol)

I was looking at my keyboard and i started thinking

how did they decide the configuration of the letter keys?
are they in some sort of special order?
I've been staring at my keyboard for a while trying to "decode" it or find a pattern and i cant.

Any thoughts?

Junkdogg88 Reviewed by Junkdogg88 on 05-30-2006. Here's something to think about Alright, when I smoke weed I think of random shit(like everyone else lol) I was looking at my keyboard and i started thinking how did they decide the configuration of the letter keys? are they in some sort of special order? I've been staring at my keyboard for a while trying to "decode" it or find a pattern and i cant. Any thoughts? Rating: 5

[hempsmoker25]

i asked the same question to my computer teacher and all she said was "there is a million words at your fingertips", and i was like no shit, its a keyboard.

[MaryJaneintheCloset]

I have often wondered the same thing. Something about the natural positioning of your fingers?

Hempsmoker- that was pretty cryptic, dude.

[friendowl]

damn homie you need to get out more
my random thoughts are much stranger
like does anyone smell there toilet paper after they wipe

[orangeman]

i asked the same question to my computer teacher and all she said was "there is a million words at your fingertips", and i was like no shit, its a keyboard.

Lol!, reminds me of a magic 8-ball.

[psychopixi]

The keyboard was initially designed for typewriters because pairs of letters that were commonly used in combination, and were next to each other, would sometimes get stuck, and so this layout aimed to separate them. Also the layout is supposed to allow the typist to alternate between hands - putting alternate letters in a word on opposite sides of the keyboard, so the typist could be hitting one letter while moving their other hand to the next letter, supposedly increasing their typing speed (although it doesn't work fantastically well in practise).

It's called a QWERTY keyboard, after the first letters in the top line, but there are other types available out there.