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I have keys, but I don’t open any locks. I have a ribbon, but I didn’t win, place or show. I need some help from nature to be useful.



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Tell me again about the fox and the dog.











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I have keys, but I don’t open any locks. I have a ribbon, but I didn’t win, place or show. I need some help from nature to be useful.



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Now what is special about this word? Hint:




Tell me again about the fox and the dog.











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Part 2

Now what is special about this word? Hint:




Tell me again about the fox and the dog.








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Typewriter




I have keys, but I don’t open any locks.




The typewriter has keys for typing letters




I got a ribbon but I didn’t win, place or show.




A typewriter has an ink ribbon for transferring pigment to paper




I need some help from nature to be useful




Pieces of paper, made from trees and usually called "leaves", so could be a play on words.




Part 2




It's usually said that typewriter the longest word which you can type only using the top row of letters.




Hint




"The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" is a sentence that uses all the letters of the alphabet and can be used to check a typewriter is functioning correctly.







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I think you are a




Typewriter




I have keys, but I don’t open any locks.




The typewriter has keys for typing letters




I got a ribbon but I didn’t win, place or show.




A typewriter has an ink ribbon for transferring pigment to paper




I need some help from nature to be useful




Pieces of paper, made from trees and usually called "leaves", so could be a play on words.




Part 2




It's usually said that typewriter the longest word which you can type only using the top row of letters.




Hint




"The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" is a sentence that uses all the letters of the alphabet and can be used to check a typewriter is functioning correctly.







share|improve this answer



















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    +1, exactly what I was thinking. Tiny nitpick: jumpS, not jumpED
    – Hellion
    yesterday








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    Yes, of course, thank you.
    – hexomino
    yesterday















up vote
18
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I think you are a




Typewriter




I have keys, but I don’t open any locks.




The typewriter has keys for typing letters




I got a ribbon but I didn’t win, place or show.




A typewriter has an ink ribbon for transferring pigment to paper




I need some help from nature to be useful




Pieces of paper, made from trees and usually called "leaves", so could be a play on words.




Part 2




It's usually said that typewriter the longest word which you can type only using the top row of letters.




Hint




"The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" is a sentence that uses all the letters of the alphabet and can be used to check a typewriter is functioning correctly.







share|improve this answer



















  • 7




    +1, exactly what I was thinking. Tiny nitpick: jumpS, not jumpED
    – Hellion
    yesterday








  • 1




    Yes, of course, thank you.
    – hexomino
    yesterday













up vote
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up vote
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I think you are a




Typewriter




I have keys, but I don’t open any locks.




The typewriter has keys for typing letters




I got a ribbon but I didn’t win, place or show.




A typewriter has an ink ribbon for transferring pigment to paper




I need some help from nature to be useful




Pieces of paper, made from trees and usually called "leaves", so could be a play on words.




Part 2




It's usually said that typewriter the longest word which you can type only using the top row of letters.




Hint




"The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" is a sentence that uses all the letters of the alphabet and can be used to check a typewriter is functioning correctly.







share|improve this answer














I think you are a




Typewriter




I have keys, but I don’t open any locks.




The typewriter has keys for typing letters




I got a ribbon but I didn’t win, place or show.




A typewriter has an ink ribbon for transferring pigment to paper




I need some help from nature to be useful




Pieces of paper, made from trees and usually called "leaves", so could be a play on words.




Part 2




It's usually said that typewriter the longest word which you can type only using the top row of letters.




Hint




"The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" is a sentence that uses all the letters of the alphabet and can be used to check a typewriter is functioning correctly.








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    +1, exactly what I was thinking. Tiny nitpick: jumpS, not jumpED
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