Oh my god! A floppy dick! ribald joke Does it mean you can mail him
asking Hi, is your floppy dick extremely slim and short and fits on my
floppy drive? /ribald joke
;)
Pedro R. Quaresma
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So long, and thanks for all the fish
Right now, I'm playing Civilization II and Heroes of Might and Magic III
(which are games I play on and off). I'm eagerly awaiting the impending
release of Civilization III. Naturally, I've pre-ordered the Limited
Edition thereof. ObSWCollect: I normally get these ASAP, because these
are
New:
Heroes of Might and Magic III (still one of my favorite all time series.) I
play this on-line a LOT.
Asheron's Call -- Microsoft's MMORPG. It suckered me in because it was free
($20 @ retail with a $20 rebate). Now I'm paying monthly charges after the
first month :-)
Old:
Bruce Lee --
Was it even available (sold in) the U.S. market? I didn't think it was.
Hugh
-Original Message-
From: Karl Kuras [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2001 12:24 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [SWCollect] Luis Royo
Hey Pedro... just contact Jose directly (
I don't think it was either. I'm not sure of the following facts, but as
far as I know: MSX is from Philips. It didn't even have many fans in
Europe, due to the rampant success of the Sinclair Spectrum. There was a
MSX 2 (there are some Ultimas for this one, I think), but it was only sold
in
Yeah, it's a little-known feature but you can do it. Go here:
http://cgi3.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?bidderblocklogin
Off the top of my head, I'm getting:
Almost-complete Datasoft library, including text adventures, plus Alternate
Reality City Dungeon in very nice shape (Hugh, I know
Stephen S. Lee wrote:
I'll probably re-play Wizardry VII (for the 4th time) shortly. I probably
won't buy Wizardry VIII until after it's been out for a while; I might
wait on replaying Wizardry VII until I know what classes to end my
characters as. (It better be near bug-free given that
Good suggestion!
-Original Message-
From: Jim Leonard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2001 3:51 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [SWCollect] RE: Quarterstaff (pt 1)
Wait, you're forgetting how to compute *with* the baby: Use one of
those front-pack carriers
C.E. Forman wrote:
I certainly wouldn't hold it against you. Actually I'd feel a bit guilty
taking a mint saucer for $10 (not to mention worried about getting screwed
over... witness the misfortune Dave Aston went through when he used BuyItNow
on a Suspended mask for $5.00).
Huh?? Please
C.E. Forman wrote:
(glances sideways at C. E. Forman) Well, *almost* all of us... ;-)
Heh, I totally deserve this. B-)
But it does beg the question... Is it not equally greedy of the rest of the
abandonware scene to just *expect* me to open my prize shrinkwrap, taking a
chance that
Ok, here comes a wonderful history lesson on the MSX.
MSX stood for MicroSoft eXtended. It was a computer standard that over 15
manufacturers (most notably Sony, ASCII and Phillips) participated on with
almost 60 models of the machines coming out over 3 generations of hardware
specs (MSX, MSX2
I certainly wouldn't hold it against you. Actually I'd feel a bit
guilty
taking a mint saucer for $10 (not to mention worried about getting
screwed
over... witness the misfortune Dave Aston went through when he used
BuyItNow
on a Suspended mask for $5.00).
Huh?? Please explain -- I'm
On Thu, 25 Oct 2001, Jim Leonard wrote:
Stephen S. Lee wrote:
I'll probably re-play Wizardry VII (for the 4th time) shortly. I probably
won't buy Wizardry VIII until after it's been out for a while; I might
wait on replaying Wizardry VII until I know what classes to end my
characters
ObSWCollect: I'm still trying to land an undamaged Wasteland hint book.
(It normally fetches like $100 on eBay if it's in good shape.) My copy
has an occasional pencil or pen mark (not too bad, but I'd prefer better).
Is it just me, or do the middle pages of this have a tendency to fall out?
C.E. Forman wrote:
I certainly wouldn't hold it against you. Actually I'd feel a bit
guilty
taking a mint saucer for $10 (not to mention worried about getting
screwed
over... witness the misfortune Dave Aston went through when he used
BuyItNow
on a Suspended mask for $5.00).
Stephen S. Lee wrote:
ObSWCollect: I'm still trying to land an undamaged Wasteland hint book.
(It normally fetches like $100 on eBay if it's in good shape.) My copy
What??? I've got, like, 2 or 3 of these things unmarked.
has an occasional pencil or pen mark (not too bad, but I'd prefer
Just finished reading it. Maybe I'm under-reacting, but it looked as if
the promise of a Suspended mask forced Dave to throw good money after
bad. By the 2nd month I would've obviously given up. He got screwed
for $40 and about 6 hours (total) of his time -- that's unfortunate, but
he
I gotta do a follow up to my post about Sega in Brazil. After getting a
little more curious I started searching the web and found the company
website for Sega's Brazilian branch:
http://www.tectoy.com.br
Seems that they are still selling all 4 generations of Sega consoles (Master
System,
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