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I'm 40 and my first computer game was on a Radio-Shack TRS80 "trash 80" computer. Now wrap you're mindes around this, the game was Russian Roulet. You put a cassett tape into the cassett player. It had tones like a fax modem to sent to the computer. It asks for the 1st players name. Then 2nd and so on.
1st player are you ready? Hit enter. "CLICK"
2nd player are you ready? Hit enter "BANG" you loose. Would you like to play again? Y or N [ROFL1]
No Bull!!!!!!!!!!!!
25 here!
33[Beer]
I remember rotary dial phones, the Frito Bandito and evidently when Trinidad had an A&W root beer stand. :rolleyes::D
I remember that place! We hit it once driving from Albuquerque to Denver, I was a kid and they had the best root beer!
I only have 6 years on you I guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by glock21
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Originally Posted by DSB OUTDOORS
My first was the Tandy color computer 3! No hard drive, you had to type a 10 page program to play a game and then it was gone when you shut it off! Kinda like programmimg now days on crap computers, when your just about done it crashes [Bang]
22 here :)
Even the young punks ought to know what BITE ME means.....[ROFL1]
I always thought A&W (the drive-ins, not the new ones) had the best onion rings. Of course, Judge Baldwin's down in the Springs is my current favorite.
Oh cmon Tco, you're not that old. [Coffee]
Have you tried the onion rings at Culver's? Pretty darn good too.