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Continuing Education

posted by Zed on April 15 2005 07:48

1337 haX0R skills: chicks dig ‘em.

At the age of 100 most people would think about winding down rather than downloading - but not Sidney Platt. Mr Platt has embarked on his latest information technology course - at Havering College, east London - so he can better manage his finances. […]

“I have learnt lots of little tips and shortcuts on the computer that most people don’t know.

“I enjoy going to the centre because I always get a lovely smile from the ladies there and I can impress them with new computer tips.”

You go, dude!

(Via Circadian Shift)

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Comments

My 92 year old grandmother insists that she's too old to learn how to use computers. I'm not going to argue with her, but it's nice to see that some people in that age range are embracing the technology.

Posted by Jimcat on April 16 2005 03:37

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