Typing Test

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Speedtest

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  1. AnonymousSat Mar 22, 12:10:00 AM EDT

    the very best I could get, so far, was 80, but my average was about 74... man you got me wasting time! :)

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  2. JenniferMon Mar 24, 05:55:00 PM EDT

    Sorry. Okay, not really. :)

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  3. GayleWed Sep 17, 01:30:00 AM EDT

    You know, this is a challenge now! :) I mean, if you get to try multiple times until you get the score you want so do I! :) Just teasing (not really). Very high score. So how many errors? :) Just teasing again!

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  4. JenniferWed Sep 17, 01:34:00 PM EDT

    I love challenges... but there is a good chance that if I didn't mention how many errors I had, then I had at least a few. I am going to retake it right now... I got 84 wpm with 3 errors. And I only took it once, scout's honor!

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