I got a knightood!!!

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OK, not really.

But these guys did.

[edit] I know, knighthood has an 'h' in it. :/

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Look at the size of the floppy drive. Its bigger than the computer!



I have one of those drives ;)

I have two. Still beats the loading times of the C-cassette drive!

I used to have one. One of those drives and a Freeze cartridge was one of the best things I ever had - converted all my tape games to disk so they loaded in a few seconds, lush.

Look at the size of the floppy drive. Its bigger than the computer!

And cost as much, at release!

$AU499!

Sorry, I'll update the amount I have (my family has, technically):

It's two.

By tomorrow I may have three. Stay tuned.

I want one! A big floppy drive, not a knighthood. What would I do with one of them? :)

Look at the size of the floppy drive. Its bigger than the computer!
...And, perversely, had as much (if not more) computing power!

I thought knights belonged to the Middle Ages.

A disc stored ~170 Kilobyte and transfered
around 300 Bytes/second.
I was so proud having one..

What would I do with one of them? :)
Do what I'd do - sit in the Commons and hurl abuse at Gordon Brown :D

Separated at birth?

Darling / Alan Partridge



Look at his wrist position, that's just RSI waiting to happen!

I had Chiller for the Spectrum, it was OK, hard though.

My floppy drive was a loan from a friend, so it cost nothing :-)

His face is all like "yeah, look at me. I am teh cool in my office chair and stripy shirt. I am programming on my mk1 C64 and you are not. I have a floppy drive and you do not. One day I will own you all *slightly evil eye-cornering action*".

He did, as well. Sort of.

I want that keyboard... more ergonomic than mine.

Still have my C64 setup ! :o)

I have a 128 but my joystick is broken. :/

They didn't get Knighthoods they got CBE's.

I sold mine (and all my games) so I could buy an Amiga. Wish I'd kept it...but now have emulators so that's OK really.

No knighthood for the Oliver twins? :(

Those 2 gits still owe me £29.95. I bought the mirrorsoft games creator which didn't do half the stuff they claimed on the back.

smilertoo can you edit your language. There are youngens who visit this forum, plus its against the forums rules to swear.

Darling / Alan Partridge
Uncanny :)

The pocket money i spent on those "£1.99" and "£2.99" games back in the day! :D

There's something disturbing about children who choose to dress like they're getting ready for a grey corporate day in the office cubicle - it's the "William Hague" effect.

There's something disturbing about children who choose to dress like they're getting ready for a grey corporate day in the office cubicle - it's the "William Hague" effect.


Lol, Im sure parents had something to do with that :)

[nag]
"Now then my boys, the press are 'ere!
Now go stick your sunday best on..
..just look at that hair, come here! (brush brush)
..and dont forget to smile! as im sending one to auntie fanny.
..and none of your cheek!"
[/nag]

"(grumble)..yes mum.."


Still have my C64 setup ! :o)



Commodore 64 ftw.

I would play with my c64 before my xbox. 2-player basketball (joystick w/ 1 button)...yeah!

love that photo GfK

that's the exact C64 I had and the 1541 drive too

loved the C64 - coded on it all the time - the manual was disgusting by the time I got the Atari ST, covered in coffee rings, dog eared - yikes what a mission

heeey wedoe - you still have the set up, have you loaded anything up on it lately? love to hear what

I had one of those, which broke, and was replaced with a C64 Mk II which looked like a mini Amiga.

My mate had a 1541 - he thought he was great. Trouble was he needed a forklift to shift the damn thing.

I want a haircut like that. I could shave my head and knit meself a carpet.

I still have a C64 and a Floppy Disk 1541 from 1984, which I have kept in my cellar. What I find interesting is: last time I looked at the old games (which was at the end of the 90's), the 1541 still loaded everything (Archon II, Impossible Mission, Pitstop) correctly from a data saving, which was 15 years or so ago. Impressing !

I still play a few C64 games every now and then with an emulator. I no longer own a C64. I do have an Amiga in my garage somewhere though.

Wow chiefy's back... now thats a blast from the past :)

" Dont bother me now, im TYPING a loading screen for chiller! " Thats a classic engineered 'press pose' if ever i saw one. :D