ffejrxx

I don't know! I'm glad I don't know! Can't be anything good..

Happy New Year

You posting anywhere else these days?

Your still the best!

What's Up! Any plans?

it's the Hair

What is up?
Old Wise and helpful sprite.

I just rest a finger and it goes off there days.
It never used to happen.
For what it's worth, the short answer is "historical reasons." On manual typewriters, the difference between lower and upper case was a physical shift in position of the "carriage" that held the paper. The plain Shift key performed this operation on a per-press basis, and you got caps as long as you held it down and lowercase otherwise. "Shift Lock" was simply a convenience for letting a mechanism hold it down rather than doing it yourself, because typing anything of any length in caps was a physical strain, holding a heavy carriage up with your pinky (let alone inconvenient, having to release e.g. left-shift and hit right-shift every time you changed hands while typing different letters!

Buttershug's title as the most helpful person here is now in Jeopardy.

Welcome ffejrxx.

Cool poster.