08-05-2003, 06:27 PM
For the past couple of days, I have been on a Impossible Mission kick. For those of you who are not familiar with this game, it is an old Commedore 64 game where you have to travel in a series of elevators and room to find 36 puzzle pieces. To give you an idea of the age of this game: the puzzle pieces are punch cards.
Why should any of you care? Well, this game is one of the first to use voice animated files and one of these sound bites is: "Get him, my robots."
Hense, why I thought of Seph.
Ken, please insert your picture of Seph in a bathtub here:
OK, no one cares and none of you have ever played the game.
Well, maybe Ronin. He's an old fart.
Fine, I'll go back and search for another Robot Snooze.
Why should any of you care? Well, this game is one of the first to use voice animated files and one of these sound bites is: "Get him, my robots."
Hense, why I thought of Seph.
Ken, please insert your picture of Seph in a bathtub here:
OK, no one cares and none of you have ever played the game.
Well, maybe Ronin. He's an old fart.
Fine, I'll go back and search for another Robot Snooze.
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<center>Boy the way Glen Miller played,
songs that made the hit parade,
guys like us we had it made,
those were the days,
and you know where you were then,
girls were girls and men were men,
mister we could use a man like Herbert Hoover again,
didn't need no welfare states
everybody pulled his weight,
gee our old Lasalle ran great,
those were the days!</center>
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<center>Boy the way Glen Miller played,
songs that made the hit parade,
guys like us we had it made,
those were the days,
and you know where you were then,
girls were girls and men were men,
mister we could use a man like Herbert Hoover again,
didn't need no welfare states
everybody pulled his weight,
gee our old Lasalle ran great,
those were the days!</center>