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Mon Oct 22, 2012, 06:34pm

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Luddite Solution to Foot-Sized Thumbs

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Originally Posted by BillyMac

I have enough trouble typing on the small keys when I occasionally use my laptop... My thumbs are way too big.

How 'bout you just "type" (i.e., input, key in, etc., for those in the current century) the rule/casebook reference and all of us who have what you don't have can just look up the citation you're talking about? It can be like our own little secret code. Of course, that might not be a benefit for any table officials who might be lurking.

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