furlonium
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"It's also the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Commodore 64, so remember to get down with your bad selves and enjoy a game of Archon or two."
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MDReferee
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Germantown, MD | LOAD "*",8,1
Ahh... the Good Old Days... 
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newview
Ex .. Ex .. Exactly
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Parsonsburg, MD
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Damn . . . that brought back memories. |
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cscottm
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Kent, WA
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said by newview :said by MDReferee :LOAD "*",8,1 Damn . . . that brought back memories. |
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Jigsaw
Stardust We Are
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said by MDReferee :LOAD "*",8,1Ahh... the Good Old Days... I have a C64 and a ti99 somewhere at my parents house i may go over there and dig em out to see if they still work.
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NwkEWR
Spare Me the Socialist B.S.
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said by MDReferee :LOAD "*",8,1Ahh... the Good Old Days... He he, most enjoyable computers I've owned own, I've been meaning to fire them up for awhile, always short of free time though, I still regret having sold my two Amigas. How can I ever forget the productivity apps from Berkeley Softworks or playing Ultima, long live Lord British!!!
Good old days indeed.
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NwkEWR
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said by Jigsaw :said by MDReferee :LOAD "*",8,1Ahh... the Good Old Days... I have a C64 and a ti99 somewhere at my parents house i may go over there and dig em out to see if they still work. I'm sure they would work, assuming that they've not been mistreated in any way. I last booted my two C64s (1st & 2nd gen.) and my C128 (2nd gen) back in 2004. Just make sure your 64 has had the silver shield removed, otherwise it could overheat on you.
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Kilroy
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Ann Arbor, MI
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said by MDReferee :LOAD "*",8,1 No, they were LOAD "*",1,1. Games have always driven my computers and I went with the Commodore because it had more colors than IBM and better sound. I had a Commodore from the early 80s until the early 90s when PCs finally passed them for gaming.
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dvd536
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Phoenix, AZ
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said by MDReferee :LOAD "*",8,1Ahh... the Good Old Days... Still got my C64 
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