The Gare and Elin Translate It Out: keikaku means plan

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Originally Posted by Sprung

lol goo

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Sprung is regressing to infancy. :dread:

I want my box protectors now. :(

I installed a Chrome extension that hides Youtube comments.

Best thing I've ever done in my life.

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Originally Posted by Drageuth

I installed a Chrome extension that hides Youtube comments.

Best thing I've ever done in my life.

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:top:

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Originally Posted by Drageuth

Sprung is regressing to infancy. :dread:

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size matters

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Originally Posted by Gypsy

It wouldn't let me read it without registering. :shrug:

Yep, total Jazz post. I do the same thing with different subject matter sometimes. :wacko: Any particular reason for this project or are you just having fun?

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The computer is dead and all of the caps had leaked, corroding nearby pins. Also the power supply is not powering at 5, 12 and -5 volts like it should. This is also due to leaking caps. Once I replace them all, I should have a functioning Macintosh LC with Apple IIe card installed. The LC was Apple's last low-cost (LC) computer around the time they booted Jobs. Full GUI, internal Floppy and HDD drives. The Apple IIe card was a gimmick to get hard-core Apple II fans to make the transition. Basically, the Apple IIe card is an Apple IIe emulator that utilizes the Mac LC's video RAM and processor to create an upscaled Apple IIe computer. It can also use the HDD to store games rather than using a 5.25" floppy drive. Text adventures, here I come. ;)

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Originally Posted by Sprung

lol goo

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UR GOOEY

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Originally Posted by Drageuth

I installed a Chrome extension that hides Youtube comments.

Best thing I've ever done in my life.

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But the comments are the best part. :trollface:

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Originally Posted by Jazzmarazz

The computer is dead and all of the caps had leaked, corroding nearby pins. Also the power supply is not powering at 5, 12 and -5 volts like it should. This is also due to leaking caps. Once I replace them all, I should have a functioning Macintosh LC with Apple IIe card installed. The LC was Apple's last low-cost (LC) computer around the time they booted Jobs. Full GUI, internal Floppy and HDD drives. The Apple IIe card was a gimmick to get hard-core Apple II fans to make the transition. Basically, the Apple IIe card is an Apple IIe emulator that utilizes the Mac LC's video RAM and processor to create an upscaled Apple IIe computer. It can also use the HDD to store games rather than using a 5.25" floppy drive. Text adventures, here I come. ;)

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I gathered.

Strong choice. :wacko:

STANLEY CUP.

I love u Curtis. :D

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So guys umm, if you have something good and something better, do first consume the good one or the better one???

(For instance, if you have a good game and a better game, do you first play the good one or the better one?)

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Originally Posted by gezegond

So guys umm, if you have something good and something better, do first consume the good one or the better one???

(For instance, if you have a good game and a better game, do you first play the good one or the better one?)

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Better then good, but only with beers. I may appreciate the first more while still sober. As for games, I will have to say the other way around; build up to the climax if you will.

Man am I glad that I don't collect Neo Geo AES games. So much drama! :rolleyes:

It's fun to read though! :wacko:

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Originally Posted by gezegond

So guys umm, if you have something good and something better, do first consume the good one or the better one???

(For instance, if you have a good game and a better game, do you first play the good one or the better one?)

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What games are you talking about?