Forum crashing - Duck

[Blood]

Do those have to be push started, or does it have and engine crank in the front?

You merely have to wait for the modem to warm up...
then stomp it a coupla times.

 

[Rigjockey]

"They" said I would only play games on the Commodore 64 if I got one. They was right. That is the only thing that thing was good for. I swore I would never have a computer ever again. Then they came out with windows,Point and click. I dont want to write code to make the damned thing do something.

 

[Mike]

"They" said I would only play games on the Commodore 64 if I got one. They was right. That is the only thing that thing was good for. I swore I would never have a computer ever again. Then they came out with windows,Point and click. I dont want to write code to make the damned thing do something.

Dungeons and Dragons!

 

[Rigjockey]

Dungeons and Dragons!

Nerd! Richard Petty Talladaga. Racing game lol

 

[Duck]

Still no word from Tazz.

 

[Mike]

Nerd! Richard Petty Talladaga. Racing game lol

Shut up!

 

[Rigjockey]

Still no word from Tazz.

You are not allowed to use electronics on a plane. Please pick up @Tazz at O'Hare and explain to TSA why he has loaded guns. lol

 

[Duck]

You are not allowed to use electronics on a plane. Please pick up @Tazz at O'Hare and explain to TSA why he has loaded guns. lol

Oh hell no. He's from down south. Everybody who lives south of the mason-dixon line can shoot the eraser off a pencil from like 2 miles away. And if they have a confederate or Gadsden flag on their vehicle, it means they can hit it from 4 miles. And I think Tazz has both.

 

[8978]

I was texting Duck at the time and he goes, watch this then nothing!

 

[Injun]

Do those have to be push started, or does it have and engine crank in the front?

You merely have to wait for the modem to warm up...
then stomp it a coupla times.

Kick start!
I knew you were a real biker!

 

[Duck]

I literally just went to the basement and took this pic.


Hit me up on Prodigy!!



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On a serious note, ..

https://www.google.com/search?q=commodore 128&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-USfficial&client=firefox-a&channel=np&source=hp#channel=np&q=commodore 128&rls=org.mozilla:en-USfficial&tbm=shop

That old Commodore might be completely useless for anyone who wants to actually use it, but to a nostalgic middle-aged computer geek with a ponytail & a receding hairline, it might be worth a few bucks.

You oughta hook it up & see if it still works. If it does, find a way to get the black mold off of it's box if you can, and put it on eBay.

In the Google Shopping link I posted above, one of them is priced at almost $2000. Another one, brand new - never used, is going for $2800.
The rest are around $150 but still. Even if you can get $150, it's more than it's worth.

 

[Tazz]

Oh hell no. He's from down south. Everybody who lives south of the mason-dixon line can shoot the eraser off a pencil from like 2 miles away. And if they have a confederate or Gadsden flag on their vehicle, it means they can hit it from 4 miles. And I think Tazz has both.

If your looking for a rebel flag nothing beats the original


It is a green thing not a southern thing




When hunting behind enemy lines stealth is essential

 

[Duck]

 

[mndriver]

 

[Ranger_375]

I'm still wondering how you managed to take parts from a TRS-80 and a Commodore 64 and managed to get on the internet!

What is Lynx for 100, Alex?

My first internet experience was 300 baud dial-it-yourself then set the handset on the acoustic modem with a Kaypro II and terminal program.

Then log into a local BBS
Then telnet to UCSC
Then Lynx from there to the internet (well, ARPAnet at the time, but who's counting)