VTech Type-right Manual page 51

LEVEL 3
To get you fully trained and ready for the real world of typing where
a lot of things don't make sense, this paragraph will be mostly
nonsense. Like: ugga mugga shugga wugga, hugga tugga shugga
bugga. Noogles and boogles guggle blogg ruckamuck wahoo.
As you can see, you still depend heavily on reading the material.
You'll find that it was much harder to type nonsense than to type
things you can understand. Which means, of course, that you are not
ready yet, but 'must type reams and reams of more nonsense. Since
this book is only short and contains limited exercises, we recommend
that you get your nonsense examples from your local newspaper.
You will find it is full of it.
LEVEL 4
Mugwomp, glugga chug chug. Noogies? Whap whap whap. Ricky-
ticky falonga. Boofie-woofie tonga tonga. And if you think that is
difficult, just imagine typing up chemical formulae and tough
scientific data that means absolutely nothing to man nor beast. You
have to be nuts to want to type. Unless you want to do interesting
things like computer programming. You have to type to do that.
Or to be an astronaut. Or a writer of clever books like this. Or a lion
tamer. (Well, maybe not a lion tamer.) But there are a lot of careers
where you have to type. So, perhaps, all people who want to learn to
type are not nuts. (They only appear to be)
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