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Post by CrazyHorse » Sat Dec 02, 2006 11:24 am

Soldier_Of_The_White_Army wrote:
Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:I once spent about two hours typing in a program from my Commodore 64 manual to make it play Michael Row The Boat Ashore. It sounded like a cheap doorbell.

Still got that C64 somewhere at me mum's, and a Vic 20 I picked up later... And loads of cartridges...
I've actually still got my Spectrum in the loft :oops:

As well as my Super Nintendo (only because I still play Zelda from time to time :mrgreen: )

As for the spectrum, remember this routine:

1. Load tape

2. Put volume to 7

3. Press play

4. Have seizure due to screen colours and sound

5. Wait 15 minutes while the spectrum loads a crap picture

6. Wait another 20 minutes to load the game

7. Read the 'game not loaded' message

8. Adjust volume

9. press play
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We've all been there.
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Post by Dave Sutton's barnet » Sat Dec 02, 2006 11:35 am

CrazyHorse wrote:
Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:I once spent about two hours typing in a program from my Commodore 64 manual to make it play Michael Row The Boat Ashore. It sounded like a cheap doorbell.

Still got that C64 somewhere at me mum's, and a Vic 20 I picked up later... And loads of cartridges...
I remember doing exactly the same thing, it was a bag of shite wasn't it?
8) I wondered if anyone else would remember that!

Oh the great divides of preteen life, I was Commodore 64 rather than Speccy and Grifter rather than Chopper...

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Post by Soldier_Of_The_White_Army » Sat Dec 02, 2006 11:42 am

Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:
CrazyHorse wrote:
Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:I once spent about two hours typing in a program from my Commodore 64 manual to make it play Michael Row The Boat Ashore. It sounded like a cheap doorbell.

Still got that C64 somewhere at me mum's, and a Vic 20 I picked up later... And loads of cartridges...
I remember doing exactly the same thing, it was a bag of shite wasn't it?
8) I wondered if anyone else would remember that!

Oh the great divides of preteen life, I was Commodore 64 rather than Speccy and Grifter rather than Chopper...
Sounds like we were travelling the same road, in different dimentions :D

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Post by CrazyHorse » Sat Dec 02, 2006 11:44 am

Me too. The grifter was great - the original BMX, brilliant in design except for the fact that it weighed more than a three bed semi.
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Post by Dave Sutton's barnet » Sat Dec 02, 2006 11:48 am

CrazyHorse wrote:Me too. The grifter was great - the original BMX, brilliant in design except for the fact that it weighed more than a three bed semi.
Green-yellow-red...

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Post by Soldier_Of_The_White_Army » Sat Dec 02, 2006 11:49 am

CrazyHorse wrote:Me too. The grifter was great - the original BMX, brilliant in design except for the fact that it weighed more than a three bed semi.
How skillful did you have to be to change the gears on the chopper!!

I still carry the scars to this day :roll:
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Post by CrazyHorse » Sat Dec 02, 2006 11:54 am

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CrazyHorse wrote:Me too. The grifter was great - the original BMX, brilliant in design except for the fact that it weighed more than a three bed semi.
Green-yellow-red...
:D
That was the colours of the twist grip gears wasn't it? Bloody hell, it's many years since I thought about that!
Everyone's always had a melted rear mudguard too where they were folded over to make them sound like a motorbike.
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Post by Dave Sutton's barnet » Sat Dec 02, 2006 12:15 pm

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Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:
CrazyHorse wrote:Me too. The grifter was great - the original BMX, brilliant in design except for the fact that it weighed more than a three bed semi.
Green-yellow-red...
:D
That was the colours of the twist grip gears wasn't it? Bloody hell, it's many years since I thought about that!
Everyone's always had a melted rear mudguard too where they were folded over to make them sound like a motorbike.
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Post by communistworkethic » Mon Dec 04, 2006 9:20 am

CrazyHorse wrote:Me too. The grifter was great - the original BMX, brilliant in design except for the fact that it weighed more than a three bed semi.
But I could still jump 15 kids lay side-by-side on mine using the ramp my dad made for my evel knievel.
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