The Elmdor-Appreciation-Out - Number of practitioners: one.

I'm looking for women in my area.

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Originally Posted by Till

Just place a bag over their head even if they're pretty.

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Women or men, equal treatment.

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tra la fucking la :pwacko:

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Originally Posted by Grouch

tra la fucking la :pwacko:

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The cool thing about being a mad scientist is that you can create computer engine programs with an ELO rating so high it's 3500 minimum with only 240 kb of data.

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Originally Posted by Till

The cool thing about being a mad scientist is that you can create computer engine programs with an ELO rating so high it's 3500 minimum with only 240 kb of data.

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that is cool.

so yesterday I tried out colecovision for the first time I have played a bit of intellevision before via intellevision lives on GC which is similar. this console has a nice library of games but playing them with a controller is hard I'm going to have to use my kb to play them going forward which will suck a bit but should still be fun.

There should be a Bagbook dating site.

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Originally Posted by Grouch

so yesterday I tried out colecovision for the first time I have played a bit of intellevision before via intellevision lives on GC which is similar. this console has a nice library of games but playing them with a controller is hard I'm going to have to use my kb to play them going forward which will suck a bit but should still be fun.

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The ColecoVision was a very good system, especially for the early 80's. The first time I got to play one was when I borrowed one from someone I knew around about 1988.

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Originally Posted by Jackhammer

The ColecoVision was a very good system, especially for the early 80's. The first time I got to play one was when I borrowed one from someone I knew around about 1988.

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from what I played which was bc tire something I can't remember the name now the graphics were pretty damn good compared to the other consoles of the time it seemed more like dos quality.

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Originally Posted by Till

Non-Woven Tote Bags:
Party Favor Non-Woven Tote: $1.06
Budget Non Woven Tote: $1.16
Promo Non-Woven Tote: $1.40
Medium Square Non-Woven Tote: $1.82
Zip-Top Non-Woven Tote: $1.82
Cotton Tote Bags:
11" Small Cotton Tote: $1.70 - $2.34
Impress Cotton Tote: $2.44 - $3.66
Drawstring Backpacks:
Non-Woven Drawstring Backpack: $1.66
Large Non-Woven Drawstring Backpack: $1.82
Small Canvas Drawstring Backpack: $1.82 - $2.18
Jute Burlap Bag:
Book Jute Burlap Bag: $3.46 - $5.19

Bags on people's head, PRICELESS.

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Originally Posted by Jackhammer

The ColecoVision was a very good system, especially for the early 80's. The first time I got to play one was when I borrowed one from someone I knew around about 1988.

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I still play ColecoVision games on emulators, the TI-99 home computer was from around the same era and it was way ahead of its time with a bunch of solid titles in that era.

I'm looking for pretty girls in my town.

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Originally Posted by Till

I still play ColecoVision games on emulators, the TI-99 home computer was from around the same era and it was way ahead of its time with a bunch of solid titles in that era.

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I'm going to see if RA has a core for that if it does I'll have to find some roms or a romset.

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Originally Posted by Grouch

I'm going to see if RA has a core for that if it does I'll have to find some roms or a romset.

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I'm fairly certain Wayback Machine has the full set.

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I'm fairly certain Wayback Machine has the full set.

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sadly RA doesn't have a Ti-99 core it has a TI-83 core though.