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30 today.

http://www.engadget.com/2012/04/23/zx-s ... le-doodle/

Happy birthday Duminic.

How's your freelance design business going?

Excellent, thanks for asking Duminic

How are your toner levels doing?

I doubt it

best computer ever? ya dreaming mate!

Memphis wrote:only poor kids had a speccy. my mate's dad made his out of old toasters.

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fKd wrote:best computer ever? ya dreaming mate!

oh come on... for the time it was great.

Happy B day

Doombrain wrote:

fKd wrote:best computer ever? ya dreaming mate!

oh come on... for the time it was great.

once again, you all lose

Zx was awesome. It and the atari st taught me my first lines of code

Tsakali wrote:once again, you all lose

http://www.gizmag.com/hublot-antikyther ... tch/20517/

i had never heard of that computer or brand b4

the Spectrum 80's Advert was wicked tho! the conveyor scenes

and the sprockety tunes got me going!

plained wrote:i had never heard of that computer or brand b4

the Spectrum 80's Advert was wicked tho! the conveyor scenes

and the sprockety tunes got me going!

the spectrum was mostly a uk/euroland thing i think - it might've been sold under another brand in the states.

don't remember them being cheap, the only person i knew who had one was the local rich kid. lucky bastard's parents were divorced so he had all kinds of cool stuff, god knows why he was always so bloody miserable. his mum would always wear these low-cut tops with no bra. she had black hair in the same style as farrah fawcett and freckles dappled the space between her boobs, which stood out like perky little ski jumps when she ate ice cream.

i remember her picking me up to comfort me once when i'd fallen off my bike and for a moment my face was buried in her chest. tipping my head forward, i could see the bottom of her perfectly rounded tits curving away into her blouse, heaving up and down gloriously as she drew breath. i was far too young to know what i wanted to do, but from that moment on i knew i wanted to do it.

was a few years after that he got the spectrum and his own colour tv to use it with. i taped him some games from a friend but got bored of waiting for them to load. his mum had settled down with his really boring stepdad by then anway, and she just wore sweaters all the time.

10/10

fKd wrote:

Got to find this ^^^ as a screensaver/wallpaper

4days

Ryoki wrote: 4days

He painted a brilliant picture indeed

4days wrote:the spectrum was mostly a uk/euroland thing i think - it might've been sold under another brand in the states.

don't remember them being cheap, the only person i knew who had one was the local rich kid. lucky bastard's parents were divorced so he had all kinds of cool stuff, god knows why he was always so bloody miserable. his mum would always wear these low-cut tops with no bra. she had black hair in the same style as farrah fawcett and freckles dappled the space between her boobs, which stood out like perky little ski jumps when she ate ice cream.

i remember her picking me up to comfort me once when i'd fallen off my bike and for a moment my face was buried in her chest. tipping my head forward, i could see the bottom of her perfectly rounded tits curving away into her blouse, heaving up and down gloriously as she drew breath. i was far too young to know what i wanted to do, but from that moment on i knew i wanted to do it.

was a few years after that he got the spectrum and his own colour tv to use it with. i taped him some games from a friend but got bored of waiting for them to load. his mum had settled down with his really boring stepdad by then anway, and she just wore sweaters all the time.

ah yes, a similar story instead it involved a barmaid.
I too was too young to know what all the fuss was about but I obviously noted her breasts were larger than the average woman's. And I too was in tears at some point and also got a nice long look at the fleshy valley. I remember my brother being there and saying "Hey at least you're getting a nice view!".
I can't for the life of me remember anything from that day including what made me cry. But I remember that. Vividly.

4days wrote:

plained wrote:i had never heard of that computer or brand b4

the Spectrum 80's Advert was wicked tho! the conveyor scenes

and the sprockety tunes got me going!

the spectrum was mostly a uk/euroland thing i think - it might've been sold under another brand in the states.

don't remember them being cheap, the only person i knew who had one was the local rich kid. lucky bastard's parents were divorced so he had all kinds of cool stuff, god knows why he was always so bloody miserable. his mum would always wear these low-cut tops with no bra. she had black hair in the same style as farrah fawcett and freckles dappled the space between her boobs, which stood out like perky little ski jumps when she ate ice cream.

i remember her picking me up to comfort me once when i'd fallen off my bike and for a moment my face was buried in her chest. tipping my head forward, i could see the bottom of her perfectly rounded tits curving away into her blouse, heaving up and down gloriously as she drew breath. i was far too young to know what i wanted to do, but from that moment on i knew i wanted to do it.

was a few years after that he got the spectrum and his own colour tv to use it with. i taped him some games from a friend but got bored of waiting for them to load. his mum had settled down with his really boring stepdad by then anway, and she just wore sweaters all the time.

sssooo awesome

4days when does the book come out