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![Commodore 64 : My first computer was a Commodore 64, that I bought for my 16th birthday back in the early 80s. Man, it was so cool. Some friends had a ZX80 or 81, some a Philips MSX and one had an Apple ][c. But mine was the coolest! Great sound, awesome graphics with sprites and whopping 64 KB of memory! LOL Today, I'm throwing it all away... I can't store it away and if I could for what purposes... I have the memories, don't need the hardware. And there is always the emulator... R.I.P.](http://dreams.smugmug.com/Computers/Commodore-64/commodore01/71488405_LTqko-Th.jpg "Commodore 64 : My first computer was a Commodore 64, that I bought for my 16th birthday back in the early 80s. Man, it was so cool. Some friends had a ZX80 or 81, some a Philips MSX and one had an Apple ][c. But mine was the coolest! Great sound, awesome graphics with sprites and whopping 64 KB of memory! LOL Today, I'm throwing it all away... I can't store it away and if I could for what purposes... I have the memories, don't need the hardware. And there is always the emulator... R.I.P.")
My first computer was a Commodore 64, that I bought for my 16th birthday back in the early 80s. Man, it was so cool. Some friends had a ZX80 or 81, some a Philips MSX and one had an Apple ][c. But mine was the coolest! Great sound, awesome graphics with sprites and whopping 64 KB of memory! LOL Today, I'm throwing it all away... I can't s ...
Updated: May 25, 2006 5:28am PST
Part 2 of a WFA tournament. After the first, stories ran even higher and rematches were arranged ;)
Updated: Mar 11, 2003 3:23pm PST
Part 1 of a WFA tournament held at my former work, KPN Research, with 4 teams or so and 2 locations (Groningen, Leidschendam)
Updated: Mar 11, 2003 3:19pm PST
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