Most keyboards have silkscreened glyphs on each key showing what character they correspond to. Silkscreening uses ink. It's the typewriter's ribbon that has the ink; a typewriter key would never "run out of ink". If you're going to try to heckle me, at least put some effort into it.
If you didn't abuse ellipsis so much I might have figured out that the ellipsis at the beginning of your post was there to suggest a continuation. Usually you use them as a wildcard in place of any punctuation because you're too lazy to learn and/or use proper English. You can't expect to be that ambiguous and obnoxious and expect people to put forth much effort trying to understand your babbling.
P.S. I have a typewriter in my closet. Please keep up the entertaining presumptions. Why not try racism next?
If you didn't abuse ellipsis so much I might have figured out that the ellipsis at the beginning of your post was there to suggest a continuation. Usually you use them as a wildcard in place of any punctuation because you're too lazy to learn and/or use proper English. You can't expect to be that ambiguous and obnoxious and expect people to put forth much effort trying to understand your babbling.
P.S. I have a typewriter in my closet. Please keep up the entertaining presumptions. Why not try racism next?