Your never to old

01-12-2005, 14:33

to be a gamer..(if this needs moving to humour feel free but it is a gamer)
http://www.yourdailymedia.com/media/1132143927 (please ignore all th dating rubish just watch the video)

Paul K · 01-12-2005, 16:58

Is that like this video?

01-12-2005, 17:00

Yeah im a noob

Paul K · 01-12-2005, 17:40

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Originally Posted by zinglebarb

Yeah im a noob

I'll let ya off

Just this once lol. That video had me amused for quite a while the other day. Had to laugh at the language in use

I'm sure no one talks like that while having a frag session

01-12-2005, 17:41

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Originally Posted by Paul

I'll let ya off

Just this once lol. That video had me amused for quite a while the other day. Had to laugh at the language in use

I'm sure no one talks like that while having a frag session

Oh no I never ever swear when I play no way I wouldnt have it said

01-12-2005, 22:56

Yay! Someone who is older than me and plays video games

patrickp · 02-12-2005, 18:45

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Originally Posted by NEONKNIGHT

Yay! Someone who is older than me and plays video games

40? That's positively juvenile, NEONKNIGHT! ;-)

I can give you 18 years, and I'm sure there's plenty of people here older than me!

ian@huth · 03-12-2005, 10:55

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Originally Posted by patrickp

40? That's positively juvenile, NEONKNIGHT! ;-)

I can give you 18 years, and I'm sure there's plenty of people here older than me!

I played my first computer game some 45 years ago when I worked for the DSIR. When they had open days at the National Physical Laboratory they used to run a driving game on the ACE computer (fastest in the world at the time with its 1 MHz processor). You should have seen the size of it with not a transistor in sight but thousands of valves. The software for it was all on punched cards with a couple of switches rigged up to move the car (a single lit lightbulb). The idea was to keep the car on the road (between two parallel lines of lit lightbulbs in a giant grid). We also had DEUCE which was a production version of ACE with a lot of the components in cabinets rather than the open frames of ACE.