Boo back

Greetings!

Rude!

Do you remember the "to be this good will take Sega Ages" billboard next to Sega HQ in London?

Priceless!

Rude!

I'm not sure they couldn't be bothered, more over they didn't have a clue when it came to marketing.

Only at the end, when the CD32 came out, did they start getting their act together and doing some daring stuff - by then of course, it was too late.

If they had advertised the A1200 in 92 when it came out then that would have helped, but we all know their PCs killed them - ironic really

Depends on whether any of that Norfolk lot are related

/me ducks

Rude!

There were 51 members this morning, now there are 59.
At this rate we'll overtake google...or something

Rude!

Its like a big, happy, Amiga family.
Without the happy bit

Rude!

I got in through the cellar

I'm not sure I agree there, its my 1st wedding anniversary on Xmas Eve (we lasted 9 months) which is going to be tricky!

Nothing like airing your dirty washing in public eh?

Anyways, thanx for the kind wishes!

Rude!

Mustn't grumble, still alive and all that and now adapting to single life with no broadband

AmiSpammer?
I like it, suits you sir

Rude!

Hello matey!
How are you?

Rude!

I find it funny, I join a new site and Jerry tops the post list again

That man talks for.....well I would say England but that would be incorrect I guess

Rude!

P.S. are we letting Helgis in?

Site seems to work ok here, using WinXP
Rude!

Hi Sauron

I'd recommend getting yourself an 030 accelerator board at the very least, along with some extra memory.

My particular favourite combination is an A1200, with Blizzard or Viper 030/50MHz and some decent RAM, say 32 or 64MB?

I'm also a big fan of the PCMCIA CD-ROMs you can get, like the Q-Drive etc.

I find the towered A1200s a bit too hacky for my liking, particularly if you are transporting to a User group or something like that, since something always seems to get dislodged and you spend half an hour trying to put it all back together again

Anyways, have fun - the A1200 is, in my opinion, the best Amiga ever made and you'll have some good times with it.

If you have a PC, then an easy way to d/l files would be to get yourself an Amiga CD-ROM drive and use Aminet and then burn files to CD and transfer them over - I do this using my AmigaOne (or did until about 3 months ago).

OS recommendation: OS3.5 or 3.9.

Rude!

Greetings Amigans!

Rude!