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LittleMe Jewell

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04-30-2008 12:44

From: Trout Recreant

That was my first one, too! Then the Atari, then, in there somewhere, Dad showed up with a PC. It had a green screen, which made it infinitely cooler than the amber screen models and I had to learn DOS. I played Leather Goddesses of Phobos and the early Sierra Online games - King's Quest, Space Quest, Police Quest, etc.

I'm such a geek.

I loved the Sierra Online games -- especially Leisure Suit Larry - but my first pc game was the text based Wishbringer game.

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Zena Randt

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Join date: 20 Nov 2007

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Myst & Hornet..

04-30-2008 12:48

My first electronic game was Myst (Mac) and then F-18 Hornet, which I was completely addicted to.

Although we have a Wii - I must it doesn't really "grab" me.

( what's pong? )

Allegria Kanto

Trailing clouds of glory

Join date: 28 Nov 2007

Posts: 1,004

04-30-2008 12:51

Myst for me... I love those games. I remember how cool the first Myst seemed, then when Riven came out I was just in awe of the graphics...

Morning, or should I say afternoon, folks. Missed breakfast and lunch, I see.

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Amaranthim Talon

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04-30-2008 12:52

From: Zena Randt

My first electronic game was Myst (Mac) and then F-18 Hornet, which I was completely addicted to.

Although we have a Wii - I must it doesn't really "grab" me.

( what's pong? )

Well... I was going to come over here and say I hoped you were taking my silly stuff on the whine thread as just that- silly... but now my 83 year old heart is broken that the little whipper snapper doesn't remember pong!

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Macphisto Angelus

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04-30-2008 12:53

From: Trout Recreant

That was my first one, too! Then the Atari, then, in there somewhere, Dad showed up with a PC. It had a green screen, which made it infinitely cooler than the amber screen models and I had to learn DOS. I played Leather Goddesses of Phobos and the early Sierra Online games - King's Quest, Space Quest, Police Quest, etc.

I'm such a geek.

LOL I loved my green screen.

I pretended it was a radar screen sometimes and I was plotting the nuclear destruction of some foreign regime....

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Garrett Laramide

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Join date: 27 Dec 2006

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04-30-2008 12:55

I progressed through Pong, Atari 2600, Vic-20, Commodore 64, Commodore 128D, (I always wanted an Amiga but never got one), SNES, Playstation, and now PCs. I miss the old Commodore 64 games the most such as Karateka, Grog's Revenge, Beach Head, etc. Atari 2600 games are just as fondly remembered as well. I used to sit for hours on end playing Cosmic Ark, Missile Command, and Space Invaders. I miss the good ol' days.

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Trout Recreant

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Join date: 24 Jul 2007

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04-30-2008 13:04

The funny thing about that old green screen machine is that it addicted me to computer gaming. I've never enjoyed the console games anywhere near as much as I do PC gaming. I don't even have a console (my son does, at his mom's house, so I play that with him). I'll wait for a PC port of any game that looks incredibly good, like the new GTA, which is a game that is totally out of character for me, but which I'll buy when they port it to the PC just to see what the hype is about.

Plus, I get to kill innocent people and steal cars - just like in RL.

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Macphisto Angelus

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04-30-2008 13:07

LOL!

I have had consels but never got that into them. I had to have the Xbox 360 when it came out. I worked early shift and where I worked we got them in. I stood online from 4am to get the thing (my boss gave me permission to clock in later in the day and work later).
I got it home.. ooo'd and aaa'd over the graphics. Played the thing about a month and went back to the PC. Sold it later on Ebay lol.

Yep, PC gaming for me too.

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Dakota Tebaldi

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Join date: 6 Feb 2008

Posts: 1,873

04-30-2008 13:12

Well technically, the first game I ever PLAYED was called "Montezuma's Revenge", and it was on the C64. There were a couple of other games I played on that machine. But the Legend of Zelda for the NES was the first game that was MINE. I got it for Christmas.

Lindal Kidd

Dances With Noobs

Join date: 26 Jun 2007

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04-30-2008 13:17

From: Garrett Laramide

...I always wanted an Amiga but never got one ... I used to sit for hours on end playing Cosmic Ark, Missile Command, and Space Invaders. I miss the good ol' days.

I wanted an Amiga too, but the company folded just as I was about to send them a check.

Missile Command...oh yeah. And Asteroids!

But I don't miss those days. The days I DO miss are the days of Windows 3.0 and Wing Commander. That game had a storyline! And it was the last game I was able to play with even a shred of proficiency. Everything after that was too complex and too fast moving for me (or just possibly age shorted out my reaction times.)

These days I watch over their shoulders as my kids play Rock Band or HALO or Battlefield something-or-other, until I feel a little dizzy. Then I toddle off to my darkened corner and log into SL.

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Yosef Okelly

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04-30-2008 13:45

From: Garrett Laramide

I progressed through Pong, Atari 2600, Vic-20, Commodore 64, Commodore 128D, (I always wanted an Amiga but never got one), SNES, Playstation, and now PCs. I miss the old Commodore 64 games the most such as Karateka, Grog's Revenge, Beach Head, etc. Atari 2600 games are just as fondly remembered as well. I used to sit for hours on end playing Cosmic Ark, Missile Command, and Space Invaders. I miss the good ol' days.

/me laughs

Change the 128D to a Trash 80 (TRS-80) and you described my life

Kaimi Kyomoon

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04-30-2008 13:45

From: LittleMe Jewell

I am soooo sorry.

I actually kind of liked it. I lived there for 8 years. Of course if I never have to scrape ice off my wind shield ever again that will be ok with me. Now I live back in my childhood house and I'm not planning to move again.

From: Macphisto Angelus

Feeling a little nostalgia today about the very first game system that my Dad brought home when I was a little Mac.

I salute thee Pong! Without you there may have never been a Second Life in my future.

I was the owner\operator of a small tavern when pong came out and I had one in my place. I'll probably be that good at another game as long as I live.

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Yosef Okelly

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04-30-2008 13:47

From: Lindal Kidd

These days I watch over their shoulders as my kids play Rock Band or HALO or Battlefield something-or-other, until I feel a little dizzy. Then I toddle off to my darkened corner and log into SL.

Pick up the mic and join them. It's never to late to be a kid. Just ask Dakota

Macphisto Angelus

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Join date: 21 Oct 2004

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04-30-2008 13:47

LOL! Yeah, I had the mad pong skillz too.

Probably why my Dad was willing to get the 2600 for more options of games to play. heh

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From: Ann Launay

I put on my robe and wizard ha...
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Marianne McCann

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04-30-2008 13:53

From: Yosef Okelly

It's never to late to be a kid.

Thank goodness!

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Yosef Okelly

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04-30-2008 14:03

And speaking of pong .....

I needed a copy of my Birth certificate to get a passport needed for my up coming trip. It's kind of hard to read but I hope they take it

Elora Lunasea

Mrs. Llama

Join date: 28 Aug 2007

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04-30-2008 14:05

From: Yosef Okelly

And speaking of pong .....

I needed a copy of my Birth certificate to get a passport needed for my up coming trip. It's kind of hard to read but I hope they take it

/me snorts!
Good one.

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Macphisto Angelus

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04-30-2008 14:18

From: Yosef Okelly

And speaking of pong .....

I needed a copy of my Birth certificate to get a passport needed for my up coming trip. It's kind of hard to read but I hope they take it

ROFL!!! Nice!

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From: Natalie P from SLU

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From: Ann Launay

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Elora Lunasea

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04-30-2008 14:22

You know, never mind that this thread has over 3000 posts but has anyone noticed that there has been nearly 30000 views of it

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Macphisto Angelus

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04-30-2008 14:23

Just wait til we hit 10K.

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From: Natalie P from SLU

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From: Ann Launay

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Oh. Nevermind then.

Elora Lunasea

Mrs. Llama

Join date: 28 Aug 2007

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04-30-2008 14:28

/me takes her weary self home from work. Not weary from "working", weary from reading and posting

Later people! Save me dinner when you all start discussing that!

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Uvas Umarov

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04-30-2008 14:51

Wow, almost 30k looks

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Isabeau Imako

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04-30-2008 14:56

If I had a L$ for every time someone looked at this thread, why, I'd be rich!

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From: Macphisto Angelus

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Rob Howlett

Trying not to go postal

Join date: 3 Aug 2007

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04-30-2008 15:07

From: Maureen Boccaccio

"Let's dance...put on your red shoes and dance the blues..."

omg Amaranthim! Every time I wear red shoes, I think of that song. I think it's because I purchased my first red stilettos about the same time as that song came out.

Have a good day!

Red shoes always remind me of Elvis Costello.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJKt-DhII_4

Rob Howlett

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04-30-2008 15:13

From: Amaranthim Talon

Oh! You must be 83 too!

do you know who Klaatu is/was? hehe

I did a Google image search for "klaatu barada nikto" and found this:

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LittleMe Jewell ........... Join date: 8 Oct 2007 Posts: 11,319	04-30-2008 12:44 From: Trout Recreant That was my first one, too! Then the Atari, then, in there somewhere, Dad showed up with a PC. It had a green screen, which made it infinitely cooler than the amber screen models and I had to learn DOS. I played Leather Goddesses of Phobos and the early Sierra Online games - King's Quest, Space Quest, Police Quest, etc. I'm such a geek. I loved the Sierra Online games -- especially Leisure Suit Larry - but my first pc game was the text based Wishbringer game. _____________________ ♥♥♥ -Lil Why do you sit there looking like an envelope without any address on it? ~Mark Twain~ Optimism is denial, so face the facts and move on. ♥♥♥ Lil's Yard Sale / Inventory Cleanout: http://slurl.com/secondlife/Triggerfish/52/27/22 . http://www.flickr.com/photos/littleme_jewell
Zena Randt . Join date: 20 Nov 2007 Posts: 563	Myst & Hornet.. 04-30-2008 12:48 My first electronic game was Myst (Mac) and then F-18 Hornet, which I was completely addicted to. Although we have a Wii - I must it doesn't really "grab" me. ( what's pong? )
Allegria Kanto Trailing clouds of glory Join date: 28 Nov 2007 Posts: 1,004	04-30-2008 12:51 Myst for me... I love those games. I remember how cool the first Myst seemed, then when Riven came out I was just in awe of the graphics... Morning, or should I say afternoon, folks. Missed breakfast and lunch, I see. _____________________ Let us pray that we ourselves cease to be the cause of suffering to each other. -- Thich Nhat Hahn
Amaranthim Talon Voyager, Seeker, Curious Join date: 14 Nov 2006 Posts: 12,032	04-30-2008 12:52 From: Zena Randt My first electronic game was Myst (Mac) and then F-18 Hornet, which I was completely addicted to. Although we have a Wii - I must it doesn't really "grab" me. ( what's pong? ) Well... I was going to come over here and say I hoped you were taking my silly stuff on the whine thread as just that- silly... but now my 83 year old heart is broken that the little whipper snapper doesn't remember pong! _____________________ "Yield to temptation. It may not pass your way again. " Robert A. Heinlein http://talonfaire.blogspot.com/ Visit Talon Faire Main: http://slurl.com/secondlife/Misto%20Presto/216/21/155- Main Store XStreets: http://tinyurl.com/6r7ayn
Macphisto Angelus JAFO Join date: 21 Oct 2004 Posts: 5,831	04-30-2008 12:53 From: Trout Recreant That was my first one, too! Then the Atari, then, in there somewhere, Dad showed up with a PC. It had a green screen, which made it infinitely cooler than the amber screen models and I had to learn DOS. I played Leather Goddesses of Phobos and the early Sierra Online games - King's Quest, Space Quest, Police Quest, etc. I'm such a geek. LOL I loved my green screen. I pretended it was a radar screen sometimes and I was plotting the nuclear destruction of some foreign regime.... _____________________ From: Natalie P from SLU Second Life: Where being the super important, extra special person you've always been sure you are (at least when you're drunk) can be a reality! From: Ann Launay I put on my robe and wizard ha... Oh. Nevermind then.
Garrett Laramide Upholder of Murphy's Law Join date: 27 Dec 2006 Posts: 249	04-30-2008 12:55 I progressed through Pong, Atari 2600, Vic-20, Commodore 64, Commodore 128D, (I always wanted an Amiga but never got one), SNES, Playstation, and now PCs. I miss the old Commodore 64 games the most such as Karateka, Grog's Revenge, Beach Head, etc. Atari 2600 games are just as fondly remembered as well. I used to sit for hours on end playing Cosmic Ark, Missile Command, and Space Invaders. I miss the good ol' days. _____________________ Accipere quam facere praestat injuriam
Trout Recreant Public Enemy No. 1 Join date: 24 Jul 2007 Posts: 4,873	04-30-2008 13:04 The funny thing about that old green screen machine is that it addicted me to computer gaming. I've never enjoyed the console games anywhere near as much as I do PC gaming. I don't even have a console (my son does, at his mom's house, so I play that with him). I'll wait for a PC port of any game that looks incredibly good, like the new GTA, which is a game that is totally out of character for me, but which I'll buy when they port it to the PC just to see what the hype is about. Plus, I get to kill innocent people and steal cars - just like in RL. _____________________ From: Jerboa Haystack A Trout Rating (tm) is something to cherish. To flaunt and be proud of. It is something all women should aspire to obtain!
Macphisto Angelus JAFO Join date: 21 Oct 2004 Posts: 5,831	04-30-2008 13:07 LOL! I have had consels but never got that into them. I had to have the Xbox 360 when it came out. I worked early shift and where I worked we got them in. I stood online from 4am to get the thing (my boss gave me permission to clock in later in the day and work later). I got it home.. ooo'd and aaa'd over the graphics. Played the thing about a month and went back to the PC. Sold it later on Ebay lol. Yep, PC gaming for me too. _____________________ From: Natalie P from SLU Second Life: Where being the super important, extra special person you've always been sure you are (at least when you're drunk) can be a reality! From: Ann Launay I put on my robe and wizard ha... Oh. Nevermind then.
Dakota Tebaldi Voodoo Child Join date: 6 Feb 2008 Posts: 1,873	04-30-2008 13:12 Well technically, the first game I ever PLAYED was called "Montezuma's Revenge", and it was on the C64. There were a couple of other games I played on that machine. But the Legend of Zelda for the NES was the first game that was MINE. I got it for Christmas.
Lindal Kidd Dances With Noobs Join date: 26 Jun 2007 Posts: 8,371	04-30-2008 13:17 From: Garrett Laramide ...I always wanted an Amiga but never got one ... I used to sit for hours on end playing Cosmic Ark, Missile Command, and Space Invaders. I miss the good ol' days. I wanted an Amiga too, but the company folded just as I was about to send them a check. Missile Command...oh yeah. And Asteroids! But I don't miss those days. The days I DO miss are the days of Windows 3.0 and Wing Commander. That game had a storyline! And it was the last game I was able to play with even a shred of proficiency. Everything after that was too complex and too fast moving for me (or just possibly age shorted out my reaction times.) These days I watch over their shoulders as my kids play Rock Band or HALO or Battlefield something-or-other, until I feel a little dizzy. Then I toddle off to my darkened corner and log into SL. _____________________ It's still My World and My Imagination! So there. Lindal Kidd
Yosef Okelly Mostly Harmless Join date: 26 Aug 2007 Posts: 2,692	04-30-2008 13:45 From: Garrett Laramide I progressed through Pong, Atari 2600, Vic-20, Commodore 64, Commodore 128D, (I always wanted an Amiga but never got one), SNES, Playstation, and now PCs. I miss the old Commodore 64 games the most such as Karateka, Grog's Revenge, Beach Head, etc. Atari 2600 games are just as fondly remembered as well. I used to sit for hours on end playing Cosmic Ark, Missile Command, and Space Invaders. I miss the good ol' days. /me laughs Change the 128D to a Trash 80 (TRS-80) and you described my life
Kaimi Kyomoon Kah-EE-mee Join date: 30 Nov 2006 Posts: 5,664	04-30-2008 13:45 From: LittleMe Jewell I am soooo sorry. I actually kind of liked it. I lived there for 8 years. Of course if I never have to scrape ice off my wind shield ever again that will be ok with me. Now I live back in my childhood house and I'm not planning to move again. From: Macphisto Angelus Feeling a little nostalgia today about the very first game system that my Dad brought home when I was a little Mac. I salute thee Pong! Without you there may have never been a Second Life in my future. I was the owner\operator of a small tavern when pong came out and I had one in my place. I'll probably be that good at another game as long as I live. _____________________ Kaimi's Normal Wear From: 3Ring Binder i think people are afraid of me or something.
Yosef Okelly Mostly Harmless Join date: 26 Aug 2007 Posts: 2,692	04-30-2008 13:47 From: Lindal Kidd These days I watch over their shoulders as my kids play Rock Band or HALO or Battlefield something-or-other, until I feel a little dizzy. Then I toddle off to my darkened corner and log into SL. Pick up the mic and join them. It's never to late to be a kid. Just ask Dakota
Macphisto Angelus JAFO Join date: 21 Oct 2004 Posts: 5,831	04-30-2008 13:47 LOL! Yeah, I had the mad pong skillz too. Probably why my Dad was willing to get the 2600 for more options of games to play. heh _____________________ From: Natalie P from SLU Second Life: Where being the super important, extra special person you've always been sure you are (at least when you're drunk) can be a reality! From: Ann Launay I put on my robe and wizard ha... Oh. Nevermind then.
Marianne McCann Feted Inner Child Join date: 23 Feb 2006 Posts: 7,145	04-30-2008 13:53 From: Yosef Okelly It's never to late to be a kid. Thank goodness! _____________________ "There's nothing objectionable nor illegal in having a child-like avatar in itself and we must assume innocence until proof of the contrary." - Lewis PR Linden "If you find children offensive, you're gonna have trouble in this world " - Prospero Linden
Yosef Okelly Mostly Harmless Join date: 26 Aug 2007 Posts: 2,692	04-30-2008 14:03 And speaking of pong ..... I needed a copy of my Birth certificate to get a passport needed for my up coming trip. It's kind of hard to read but I hope they take it
Elora Lunasea Mrs. Llama Join date: 28 Aug 2007 Posts: 4,828	04-30-2008 14:05 From: Yosef Okelly And speaking of pong ..... I needed a copy of my Birth certificate to get a passport needed for my up coming trip. It's kind of hard to read but I hope they take it /me snorts! Good one. _____________________ eloralunasea.blogspot.com Have you hugged a llama today?
Macphisto Angelus JAFO Join date: 21 Oct 2004 Posts: 5,831	04-30-2008 14:18 From: Yosef Okelly And speaking of pong ..... I needed a copy of my Birth certificate to get a passport needed for my up coming trip. It's kind of hard to read but I hope they take it ROFL!!! Nice! _____________________ From: Natalie P from SLU Second Life: Where being the super important, extra special person you've always been sure you are (at least when you're drunk) can be a reality! From: Ann Launay I put on my robe and wizard ha... Oh. Nevermind then.
Elora Lunasea Mrs. Llama Join date: 28 Aug 2007 Posts: 4,828	04-30-2008 14:22 You know, never mind that this thread has over 3000 posts but has anyone noticed that there has been nearly 30000 views of it _____________________ eloralunasea.blogspot.com Have you hugged a llama today?
Macphisto Angelus JAFO Join date: 21 Oct 2004 Posts: 5,831	04-30-2008 14:23 Just wait til we hit 10K. _____________________ From: Natalie P from SLU Second Life: Where being the super important, extra special person you've always been sure you are (at least when you're drunk) can be a reality! From: Ann Launay I put on my robe and wizard ha... Oh. Nevermind then.
Elora Lunasea Mrs. Llama Join date: 28 Aug 2007 Posts: 4,828	04-30-2008 14:28 /me takes her weary self home from work. Not weary from "working", weary from reading and posting Later people! Save me dinner when you all start discussing that! _____________________ eloralunasea.blogspot.com Have you hugged a llama today?
Uvas Umarov Phone Weasel Advocate Join date: 8 Feb 2007 Posts: 622	04-30-2008 14:51 Wow, almost 30k looks _____________________ "On the other hand, if you are convinced that I spent all the money on a new sports car, then getting even 2.5% instead of 0% back would be quite a deal, wouldn't it?" ---ginko bank owner on his financial dealings
Isabeau Imako P'tite Poulette Join date: 13 Sep 2007 Posts: 2,335	04-30-2008 14:56 If I had a L$ for every time someone looked at this thread, why, I'd be rich! _____________________ From: Macphisto Angelus Just remember what my dear Grammy always says: "F**k 'em!"
Rob Howlett Trying not to go postal Join date: 3 Aug 2007 Posts: 270	04-30-2008 15:07 From: Maureen Boccaccio "Let's dance...put on your red shoes and dance the blues..." omg Amaranthim! Every time I wear red shoes, I think of that song. I think it's because I purchased my first red stilettos about the same time as that song came out. Have a good day! Red shoes always remind me of Elvis Costello. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJKt-DhII_4
Rob Howlett Trying not to go postal Join date: 3 Aug 2007 Posts: 270	04-30-2008 15:13 From: Amaranthim Talon Oh! You must be 83 too! do you know who Klaatu is/was? hehe I did a Google image search for "klaatu barada nikto" and found this:

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