I started with ships / planes, then we would take them down to the creek and blow them up with firecrackers. Finnish them off with BB guns.
Aww, I can do that! Not because I was ever in anyone's army but because someone gave me a Webley. Just don't check to see if it's loaded or it won't be!:lol: (It spits all the bullets out, when you open it) Dave
These things from the office... Actual carbon copy IBM Selectric Whiteout "While you were out" message pads Round cubby-holes for slotting "While you were out" messages Green then amber CRT terminals IBM XT MS Word on a single floppy disk Floppy disk Lotus 1-2-3 Ashtrays and people smoking IN the office :mad5: A pager When a (brick) cell phone was a status symbol because you were 'important' Hyperion computer WordPerfect DOS (any version prior to Win 386) A 386 PC (we had the first production Compaq for $17K)
Jim, I watched that last night as well. The hottest game in the game room was Asteroids....you're on the edge of being older than dirt if you ever played Asteroids, Frogger, Pacman and Ms. Pacman in an arcade.:cornut:
Defender was my game, could play for hours on a single quarter. That is till they banned a few of us from playing that game.
And you always had at least one Commadores album keyed up just in case you came home with a hot one from the bar:biggrin5:
:cornut: Yeah Yeah! That's used on and by Dikes right?:devil::ihih::lol::lol: Jason Addendum: I remember the TV ads by Billie Jean King and Martina Navratalova who also advertised for 'Snap On' Tools.
And the guys didn't have their pants halfway down their butt. (the only underwear I want to see hangin out is from Victoria's Secret.. )
I had a room mate who wore penny loafers. I used to put pennies in them when he left them out, he hated it! Dave
Yea, but you're really older 'n dirt if you didn't need to look that up and knew who Dagmar was and why the name for a chrome appendage.
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