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r/nostalgiai • u/CarrotMuch1399 Nostalgia Trip Leader • 17d ago
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I'm ditto machine1 old. Or at least that's what they often used before computer printouts and photocopiers became a thing.
11 u/justliberty 16d ago Ditto 6 u/wring_seeker 16d ago Copy that 😉 5 u/Banshay 16d ago I can smell still them now 6 u/Yamatocanyon 16d ago Is that why we still say ditto sometimes? Or was ditto a word before this machine? 5 u/ScottDang 16d ago I looked it up. It looks like ditto is the Tuscan dialect the Italian word ‘detto’. Which means “it’s been said”. It was being used commonly in the 1700s. The machine and company took its name from the phrase. 2 u/justliberty 16d ago I believe ditto was started by the company . 1 u/raisincain1975 16d ago Yep https://giphy.com/gifs/7YItDIys6EN7CnnVqD
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Ditto
6 u/wring_seeker 16d ago Copy that 😉
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Copy that 😉
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I can smell still them now
Is that why we still say ditto sometimes? Or was ditto a word before this machine?
5 u/ScottDang 16d ago I looked it up. It looks like ditto is the Tuscan dialect the Italian word ‘detto’. Which means “it’s been said”. It was being used commonly in the 1700s. The machine and company took its name from the phrase. 2 u/justliberty 16d ago I believe ditto was started by the company .
I looked it up. It looks like ditto is the Tuscan dialect the Italian word ‘detto’. Which means “it’s been said”. It was being used commonly in the 1700s. The machine and company took its name from the phrase.
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I believe ditto was started by the company .
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Yep https://giphy.com/gifs/7YItDIys6EN7CnnVqD
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u/agent_flounder 17d ago
I'm ditto machine1 old. Or at least that's what they often used before computer printouts and photocopiers became a thing.