The BN Family

[BDawg]

The ORIGINAL Leisure Suit Larry had to be one of the greatest games of all time!

[TapItGood]

Well put BDawg *tear* It never ceases to amaze me the depth of feelings that can flow from such a bunch of s wearing s chasing s and and using s with such craftmanship

[Pudge]

Oh yeah, we don't get all pissy about thread drift either.

Commodore Vic-20:

I've got the 64 here, but I do have (think I still have) a printer, disk drive, and cassette drive for mine.

[oneal66]

yeah, yeah, + 1 tat for life....

On a cooler note check this out!!!!!!



For you Triple!

[Dirk McLargeHuge]

Well said, Tat. I love you too, man. It's always been fun to see the Army almost at each others' throats in a thread, and shoulder to shoulder when someone needs help. I was thinking along those same lines earlier today as I used some old advice from Henning to get my new Linux box playing the Abacast stream. I've passed that advice on to others who needed the help. I think of people like Code and Bugeater who are usually the first ones to help with problems, and know this forum is a place I can turn to when I need some advice, or something to lighten my day. Fucking feelings.

My first computer was a Tandy TSR-80 Color Computer. I wrote my Masters' thesis on that POS, using a word processor by a little company called Microsoft. Don't know if they are still around. . . I did not keep it, nor the first PC I owned. Nor, for that matter, the last PC I owned, and if this Vista machine keeps acting up , this piece of crap. I'll put the Linux box back up. If I win the lottery, I might even buy a Mac.

I'm thinking that the first round of BNA4 is on BrewTat. Anyone second that motion?

[Bugeater]

Well done statement about the BN Family, brewtat.

What's with all this talk about modern computers. I designed and built my first computer back in high school in 1964. No integrated circuits at that time (at least not affordable for a high school kid) so I used a box full of 1N34A diodes I hand soldered into a matrix for the cpu. About all it did was convert analog numbers into binary but it did work. No software, all hard wired.

Wayne

[Mylo]

The ORIGINAL Leisure Suit Larry had to be one of the greatest games of all time!

That, and the original Castle Wolfenstein.... monochrome green screen on the Apple ][e, bitches. I ran a BBS called "Dark Side of the Moon" back in the mid to late 80's off of two 5.25" floppies and a 9600 baud modem. Good times...

Nice display of affection, there, Ta2. The best kind between dudes - virtual... Can't wait to hang out of my with you guys for a week in June.


Mylo

[Brandon]

Ok so on the Oregon Trail game everytime I get to a certain point it tells me to flip the disk over. I just dont see where I am suppose to click to do that. I have hit the space bar, I have clicked change disks but nothing works....