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Old 09-09-2001, 03:55 PM   #21
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I still have all the cartridges and an Intelevision that still works most of the time.

Go here for some games to play on your PC!

http://www.digitpress.com/emu/intv_sof.htm

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Old 09-09-2001, 03:55 PM   #22
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I guess my first "Electronic Game" was Operation
Nice to see I'm not the only "MLC" at the Forums!

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Old 09-09-2001, 03:58 PM   #23
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I got Operation for Christmas last year from my mother-in-law. Every year I would kid my wife that I wanted it and last year I got it!

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Old 09-09-2001, 05:04 PM   #24
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Uhhhhhhhhh...... do I qualify?


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Old 09-09-2001, 05:28 PM   #25
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I got Operation for Christmas last year from my mother-in-law. Every year I would kid my wife that I wanted it and last year I got it!

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I am so jealous! I never had the game Operation! I had to play with my son's.



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Old 09-09-2001, 07:00 PM   #26
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Moni, we must have been separated at birth.

My PARENTS started getting me Word Circles when I was four (yes, I could read at 4). That actually helped me develop faster (mentally). I love any kind of games whether they be board, card, pencil puzzles, puzzles in general, Rubik's Cube and all those. My first video-type game was Pong. My first "video game" on computer was Dragon's Lair (I had an Adam computer with a TAPE drive). Then came Joust. And I spent every single quarter I got at the arcade. My worst bout was (literally) a three-day stint with Asteroids. My Dad wanted to see how high all the scores went, so he got me to play. Once I got all the numbers as high as they would go, he wanted to see how long I could keep playing. I had it BAD so I didn't need any more encouragement than that. He and I stayed awake (LITERALLY again) THREE WHOLE DAYS). Mom would bring me something to eat or drink and if I had to go to the bathroom, I'd get all the scores as high as they would go,then put the controller down and RUN there and back. By the time I got back, I'd be down a few lives, but it didn't take long to get them all back. After the third day, I was a zombie and Dad put a stop to it. He didn't want me to get sick and I don't think he thought I stay at it so long.

Now, after having said all that - even though gaming, indeed, makes us seem "young" and possibly "immature" as well - what about other things.

I still see the world as a wonderous thing just like I did when I was a child.
I go outside and play in summertime rain showers.
I like to catch snow on my tongue in the winter.
I get chased around the house by my husband and we giggle and laugh (he's usually trying to tickle me).
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Old 09-09-2001, 08:57 PM   #27
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I am so jealous! I never had the game Operation! I had to play with my son's.



I hope you mean your son's game of operation and not operation on your son



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Old 09-09-2001, 09:04 PM   #28
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There is nobody on this board who is as immature as I am. Ask anyone. I hereby take the crown, smacking anyone down who opposes me. I AM IMMATURE AND LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Old 09-09-2001, 10:21 PM   #29
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Moni, we must have been separated at birth.

My PARENTS started getting me Word Circles when I was four (yes, I could read at 4). That actually helped me develop faster (mentally). I love any kind of games whether they be board, card, pencil puzzles, puzzles in general, Rubik's Cube and all those. My first video-type game was Pong. My first "video game" on computer was Dragon's Lair (I had an Adam computer with a TAPE drive). Then came Joust. And I spent every single quarter I got at the arcade. My worst bout was (literally) a three-day stint with Asteroids. My Dad wanted to see how high all the scores went, so he got me to play. Once I got all the numbers as high as they would go, he wanted to see how long I could keep playing. I had it BAD so I didn't need any more encouragement than that. He and I stayed awake (LITERALLY again) THREE WHOLE DAYS). Mom would bring me something to eat or drink and if I had to go to the bathroom, I'd get all the scores as high as they would go,then put the controller down and RUN there and back. By the time I got back, I'd be down a few lives, but it didn't take long to get them all back. After the third day, I was a zombie and Dad put a stop to it. He didn't want me to get sick and I don't think he thought I stay at it so long.

Now, after having said all that - even though gaming, indeed, makes us seem "young" and possibly "immature" as well - what about other things.

I still see the world as a wonderous thing just like I did when I was a child.
I go outside and play in summertime rain showers.
I like to catch snow on my tongue in the winter.
I get chased around the house by my husband and we giggle and laugh (he's usually trying to tickle me).
Indeed, we must be soul sisters at least!
I love that story of the three day stint with asteroids! Thank you for sharing it!
I love being able to still see the world through the same eyes I had as a kid..I think it will keep me *ahem* "young" forever!

Moridin,
ROFL Of course I meant the game operation!

LoA,
If anyone has not awarded you with the "MOST IMMATURE ADULT ON THE BOARD" Award, let me crown you now!
*picks up a whiffle-ball bat*
"BONK!"






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Old 09-09-2001, 11:30 PM   #30
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Originally posted by Lord of Alcohol:
There is nobody on this board who is as immature as I am. Ask anyone. I hereby take the crown, smacking anyone down who opposes me. I AM IMMATURE AND LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I can vouch for him! He has the crown and I doubt he'll give it back!

Hiya Pauly! How did I know this thread would lure you in?!

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