you’ve must hve been bored. go get a new computer :]

tl;dr: STOP SPAMMING DIPWEED!

But that does remind me of using a really old monochrome computer in middle school that ran BASIC, and I was so excited when I learned how to get it to PRINT (paste on the screen) the same phrase over and over again. the same phrase over and over again. the same phrase over and over again. the same phrase over and over again. the same phrase over and over again. the same phrase over and over again. the same phrase over and over again. the same phrase over and over again.

What?

newman

Dude, remember when floppies were the only portable re-writable media? I still remember when I was in high school and thought floppies were awesome, and that all the crap I wanted to store on a floppy really ought to fit. The 128 MB flash drive I bought in college seemed so huge when I got it–then I discovered MP3’s. My 2 GB flash drive isn’t enough to hold all my music now!

Probably just an indication on how old I am…(funny, it FEELS like it was just a few years ago).

I still have a Packard Bell computer with Win 95 (not even 95a) out in the garage, with a Pentium 133. The backup we used for it (constantly shut down on its own because of cooling problems) was a home-built with the AT-style motherboard. Pretty sweet! The modems on both were a screaming 14.4k.