Originally posted by MitzaLizalor
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Now, as for those secretaries that will not fit into the automobile, there is a very good reason for this. You see, Dear, I remember when the business world switched from the manual typewriters to the electric, "light touch" models. Instead of pounding away, furiously, as they had done for so many years, secretaries then had only to tap lightly on the keys. That resulted in less physical activity, and that new method burned fewer calories -- which caused them to pack on quite a few posterior pounds.
The alleged number of calories the secretaries ceased to burn upon switching from manual typewriters to electrics ranges from 60 calories per day to 200, the resultant weight gain from 4 pounds to 20. When a time frame is specified for this epidemic, it may be the 1940s, the 1950s, or occasionally the year 1960.
And, in having a job that requires sitting all day long, and without the benefit of using any effort to press the keys on their machines, those secretaries not only became fat, but they also disobeyed the



I Corinthians 10:31 "Whether therefore ye eat, or drink, or whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of

In the photo that follows, kindly notice how these office workers (from the manual typewriter days) are in such fine shape, all from getting their daily exercise, as they so enthusiastically strike the keys of their machines:

Compare those ladies to this next situation, and you will see the difference. It's little wonder that five secretaries will not fit into an automobile!

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