Personally, eddie, I don't want to see you promoted and hope you remain in this Main HallOriginally Posted by [b
Quote[/b] (Kensai Achilles @ Mar. 17 2003,20:56)]Quote[/b] (eddie0909 @ Mar. 14 2003,20:29)]I have a queshon why havet i got prmoted yet???????
I say this for the most selfish of reasons ...
... I really don't wish to miss ANY of your posts
Dont worry i will proboly stay in the Entrance hall becuse it has so meany cool peopol in itand you guys talk so much even more than my mouther
Ps.I will try to cepe up whith my posts and stuff but i havent had time lately to do that becues this job asks alot of youbut its vary fun at the same time
"Even when I am gone, I shall remain in people's minds the star of thar rights, My name will be the war cry of their efforts, The motto of their hopes" Napoleon bonabart
Well, I'm 39 going on 18
Oslac vel Aslac
Bad,Mad and Dangerous to know
dont worry m8, im 32, and my hair is pepperes, a mix of gray and black/brown.. and ive got a serious bald spot forming, but i have a plan, im gonna shave my head, and go and get red and blue flames tattoed on me skull, that'll really impress them at the next board meeting....Quote[/b] (Goedfroy @ Mar. 17 2003,17:04)]i am 30, and grey hair begin to show (no joke )
I'm 31 and should know beter
Well I do but I'm spitefull like that
LK
Could be all that snow you get up there.
My brother went to florida bald
and came back with a full head of hair
It was a differnt colour though, funny that
LK
Wow eddie is a junior member now, Congrats
Luck Often Comes if Courage Holds
It's good to see a few old guys here. I knew there was at least one when reference was made to Derek Smart. hehe
Wisdom is what Mother Nature gives you for taking your hair.
It's a good thing that war is so horrible or we would grow to love it too much.
I'm 15......can't believe how some of you guys are
17 here ...
but I'll be 18 in august, so my parents will finally be able to kick me out of the houseI like older people around here, being a very good point against my mother's objections about me staying to much in front of the computer ...
this when she comes home, once a month ... so I have time to spare, but I think that I waste it mainly on reading ...
Thx for the promotion, guys ...
Ahh my amiga fond fond memories....
I could just do with playing a game of speedball 2 now, not to mention cannon fodder SWOS and populous 2. Of course the best game ever on the AMIGA was dynablaster, which was essentially a bad version of bomberman, except you could play it 5 player with your mates. If only I had 4 working joysticks we'd still play that one, works a treat when drunk.
Unfortunatly I disposed of my BBC 'B' with the tape deck, noting like a game of defender and whatever that vertical scrolling shooter I had was.
Im only 17 years old but in 2.7.2003 I will be 18 and well ...drunk
You know.
......well I got still time play these good games.
I just love this game.But sometimes...=)%/&*%/
Thanks for the conrats and prmoting me Kensai Achilles and the mebers of the guild that got me prmoted i fell so speicalQuote[/b] (Kensai Achilles @ Mar. 18 2003,06:03)]Wow eddie is a junior member now, Congrats
Ps. i will do some more good posts in the future
"Even when I am gone, I shall remain in people's minds the star of thar rights, My name will be the war cry of their efforts, The motto of their hopes" Napoleon bonabart
I must say I'm suprised at the demographic around here. I've been a few other gaming message boards and most people tend to be in their teens.
Anyway I'm 25. The Commdore 64 was my first experience with a computer. My dad had one, and I used to mess with it all the time. The only thing I ever did on though was play games. The loading times were a major pain, especially with games that had more than 1 disk.
One that I can remember was D&D: Pool of Radiance. There were 4 disks and you needed to swap like crazy while travelling to different areas. You spent half your time while playing it waiting for it load. Still had a blast though.
The Atari 2600 was my first experience with gaming.
Hi Longshanks,
Maybe your dad's also a patron of The Org and has'nt old you
You never know
My first computer was a Packard-Smell XT, the most expensive computer I've ever owned. DOS 3.3. My first game was Red Storm Rising. Ah, the days of C:>
as an aside, my ex cousin-in-law--if there is such a thing--was Rod Canion, the founder of Compaq. But I've never owned a Compaq.
It's a good thing that war is so horrible or we would grow to love it too much.
I must choose between being a child at 28 and the Over the hill age of 30?
29 here
I had the mighty VIC 20. Jupiter Lander pwnzor joo
Then I moved up to the Atari 2600
Then the good old mac ..plus? I think it had a mighty 512 KB?
"Enough talk!"
-Conan the Destroyer
I am only 16. But it's an advantage...you got all of your life in front of you.
ELITEofKyl
Many that live deserve death and some that die deserve life. Can you give it to them?
Wer nicht hüpft, ist Osnabrücker, hey, hey!
I can't believe I'm the only one who had a ZX81. A full 1k off goodness, until I managed to persuade the old fella to buy the 16k plug in memory, breath on it and 15 hours of typing was gone.
Those were the days....
I still think back and laugh at the fact that Kings Quest V (?) came on a whole 5 3 1/2 discs, AND at 5 Meg took up over half of my hard-disk (9 Meg) at the time...
Ahhh, the good-ole-days
Cheers
[Edit: I swear, one day the typo monster is gonna cop it bad]
-- Elwe --
I wish for a multiplayer campaign in Rome: Total War
14 here gonna be 15 in August. I just got acceptance for highschool.
Do you live on Drury Lane?
'Boondock Saint'
I WANT my viagra
my first computer was a 266 mhz comp, with 32 mb of ram and a 28k modem. and i thought THAT was obsolete, i can just imagine sony coming out with a commodore 64 like system, because they wanted a retro feel for games.
I'm 28 and started out with the C64.
I've always had a thing for wargames, must be the viking genes
I started playing Harpoon on the Amiga500 way back in the 90's and still got it on the harddrive. Think the MTW is going to stay for a long time as well, at least until RTW
I had Harpoon for my Amiga 1000.That was a fun game. Lots to keep track of.
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i was brought up with the pc and over the years my pc has grown evolved and occasionly stalled along the way into the beast it is now
i swear in the event of a fire it would be the thirst thing i would save.
British Army: be the best
I've had a PC for as long as I can remember really, since I was 5 or 6. We also had an Atari console one of those 16 color ones I think. Since then I have been doing anything and everything to do with PCs and have built quite a few over the years. ATM runnuing a LAN spanning two houses with 8 computers
I'm 19 and currently looking for a job in IT
Proud member of the Ravens
I have an X-Box, it's where I keep all my x-girlfriends
I'm 26,i start with an Vic20 of a friend and then i got MSX
About age,there are a lot of 40 old in my clan,but they are young in soul
Ave
Audantes Fortuna iuvat
LRossaLordJimi
I'm 20, really surprised witht the demographics expected a more twenty something age group. At least now i know that i'll have something to look forward to when i'm forty something
im 23
I thought, at 25, I was gonna be one of the youngsters, its interesting to read the ages of people who you play against all the time, completely shatters your vision of what they look like.
As for computer games, the first game that got me completely hooked, apart from paperboy and jet set willy, was Dungeon Master. Still an absolute classic - nothing like turning the corner and seeing 4 Giant Spiders staring at you, my heart has never fully recovered.
The eagle looked down and saw that the arrow had been made with one of his own wings. Often we give our enemies the means of our own destruction.
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