Chicago Typewriter
No resistance is futile. -Paul Ford
No resistance is futile. -Paul Ford
What is the Chicago Typewriter?
The Chicago Typewriter was a model of typewriter from 1899. "Chicago Typewriter" was also a nickname for the Thompson sub-machine gun and the name of the blog of Mark Nabong.
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