It's over...and I never DID manage to get "A Hero Sits Next Door" in the repeats! Unless it's released as a video compilation, (which I would buy, btw) my collection will remain sadly incomplete. *sigh* Maybe it's time to look into upgrading my 386/33 and text-only ISP. (Scary, huh?)
Dammit!
Feb 15, 2002, 10:08 AM ET9 posts by 7 posters
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Family Guy or not... yes, you need an upgrade. I didn't even know 386s could get online... and I've never heard of a text-only ISP. Wow.
that is as old school as you can get these days, I'm sure he/she also has kept the now obsolete 5.25 floppy and either a CGA/EGA monitor, yuk!! well I hope I'm wrong in assuming that. "Craig" wrote in message news:[email]...
On Fri, 15 Feb 2002 11:22:06 -0500, "p�man" wrote:
I'm wondering if he's heard of bronze, yet.
It's a wonderful alloy, you should look into it.
Bradley
Bradley ([email]) wrote:
Heard of it...just can't afford it...yet. For now, tying bits of wood together with string gets the job done just fine.
p�man ([email]) wrote:
Boy...good thing I didn't mention the old TRS80 with tape drive that I still occasionally drag out of the closet for the old text games!
OoP! Mentioned it!
ugh! I remember the TRS-80(AKA "Trash 80") My Math teacher had a Radio Shack TRS-80 "E.L. Keenan" wrote in message news:[email]...
"Andy Howard" wrote in news:[email]:
i also have one of those radioshack trs-80's. its actually called a model 100 and is a trs-80 in laptop form that runs for eons on only 4 aa bateries. been a few articles about em on slashdot recently if u wanna find out more.
shl0ink
I use to use my 386/40 On the net with a 14.4 baud modem. them where the good old day's before aol had web access. I use to surf on RI freenet then which was text only and I know they still do it now.
Dos days where the best ... I miss emm
On Fri, 15 Feb 2002 16:12:47 GMT, Craig wrote: