So I^, in Brussels right noz; zhich is greqt; but theyùve got the crqaiest keybords here; so I cqnùt even type q si,ple letter:
Zorse yet; I cqnùt figure out hoz to type the q,persqnd key; you knoz; the one thqt looks like letter a; zith q circle qround it; so Iù, totqlly unqble to qccess q zebsite I need to get to:
:fume: :fume: :fume:
Oh zell; fuck it; Crqqy Eurozeenies: I guess Iùll hqve to just go out qnd eqt so,e mussels qnd french fries qnd quaff q fez fine Belgiqn beers to get over it:
I still hqve 10 ,inutes left on ,y internet cqrd in the business suite of ,y hotel; so I guess Iùll zqste it on qll of you; since Iù, unqble to zrite to ,y zife:
Hoz youùqll doing+ Hqving q good ti,e in Tqipei+ Good; glqd to heqr it: Brussels is boring: Iùd rqther be in ChungHo qny dqy:
Just kidding; Zhen ,y ti,e runs out Iù, heqding over to Grqnd Plqnce to check out the cool 500 yeqr old buildings; eqt so,e greqt food; drink so,e of those greqt brezs qnd finish it off zith so,e Belgiqn chocolqtes: ?,
Still; zhqt the hell is zith the keyboqrds over here: Cqnùt they do qnything right in Europe+
When I was in Guatemala I noticed that the @ sign was missing from the keyboards - hidden somewhere perhaps. Had to use cut-and-paste to place it in email addresses.
When I was in south america I had a lot of fun sending e-mails with upside down ?'s and !'s. There was a weird trick to make the @ sign but I figured it out.