Right on, Commander

[iainjclark]

This is the most nostalgic thing ever:

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[ajp]

Ah yes, the C64. I never had one, I was a Sinclair and latterly a BBC-B man.

Then, of course, I graduated to PCs. How I remember the amusement I used to get from taunting the communist amoeba (Commodore Amiga) owners...

[pikelet]

Yes. I can see how the moral superiority gained from owning a breezeblock with no entertainment potential must have gladdened your soul on a daily basis...

[ajp]

Well obviously I was wrong (but then I was only 14). :-)

It took me a while to find the path to true enlightenment... :-)

[iainjclark]

I wonder sometimes if half the people on my Friends List are too young to remember what it was like to own a primitive computer with crappy graphics and still be completely immersed in the games. :-)

Added to that was the distinct inconvenience of no-one having invented the internet yet. These were the days when you still had to buy *magazines* for news about your favourite TV shows. I used to pore over Doctor Who Magazine and Starburst / TV Zone every month.

[veggiesu]

Am so very old

*sympathy*

[iainjclark]

It's not so much that I'm old. It's that other people aren't.

[veggiesu]

The bastards.

[iainjclark]

Exactly.

[tinimaus]

*mock sympathy*
*mock turtle soup*
*mock mock*

[iainjclark]

Get thee to a mockery.