I’ll bet it was a good game, too
I had a C-64. Was not cool by any kind of standard.
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This is the craziest thing I learned so far from She Said. Wienstien hired an Israeli black ops company who had full time dedicated people to discredit his accusers and the journalists. They literally made conferences, websites, fake jobs all to trap them and discredit them. They were offered $300,000 bonus when they could officially kill a story. It’s nuts.
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I was in this voluntary inpatient drug rehab facility for a couple/3 weeks as a teen, and had a bit of a rivalry with this really bright, funny guy that was a Zappa fan(like who knew?). He said that i was one of those kids that ‘got cool quick’ like I had no bona fides. Was funny lol. Wonder where that goofball is. Life is such a trip. Hadn’t thought of that in forever, but he and it clearly made an impression.
That was the rich kid version of that game. I had the cheapo one in 2nd grade.
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No it was white, and didn’t have the fancy buttons. It was the knock off of the one you showed.
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lol
but did you have fun??!
not really
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A young nunnehigoat and his gadgets. They played a part in making you the man you are.
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loooool what kind of moron tries to pick a fight with Ronan Farrow? That dude who tried to blackmail the Batman had a better game plan than this.
In addition to threatening Farrow and his publisher, Hachette, with a potential libel suit for an unreleased book that they have yet to read, Howard’s legal team has taken the unusual step of also warning booksellers that plan to stock Catch and Kill .
Ya, ok, good luck with that.
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I was Santa in our school play “Santa goes to space”. [/quote]
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I had that one. I guess we were rich.
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Making me do research, here’s the nice one, if I remember correctly:
This is the cheaper version I had (I think):
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I don’t know that the Mattel ones were any cheaper. My brother had the Mattel basketball that looked very similar to that.
I had a fiery hot temper at the Sega. I was always trying to master games. They had a baseball game that I could throw a no hitter in every game. If you picked the flamethrower, the right handed batters couldn’t hit his fast ball. But his arm would blow out in like the second or third inning. He would end up throwing some wimpy pitch that the batters would all swing at way before the ball got to the plate. The left handed hitters would tee off on him, so I would just bean them.
There was also some stupid basketball game I tried to figure out how to shut out the opponent. The best I ever got was 4 against me. And I was cussing when it happened at the end of one game where I had them at 2.
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I was militantly anti-Xmas as a child and wouldn’t even move my lips when Xmas songs were sung unless it was Jingle Bells Batman Smells, let alone even attend a Christmas play.
That’s kind of weird. I liked Xmas even though I was an atheist. Maybe it’s because it was the only time we got new toys when I was a kid.
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boredsocial, the world’s only atheist child.