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** Has momentary lapse of reason and changes to a machine gun ** [/Well you started it]

...*Hides behind the wall*...

** Stands Outside the Wall wondering What Shall We Do Now? **
** Decides on Waiting for the Worms to dig him a hole under The Wall **

[/The Show Must Go On]

* Thinks of the chimp, ABL, himself and other Animals *

And DB with his Brain Damage!

EDIT: Sitting in the corner shouting "Ummagumma!"

NOOOO! Then my copies of Win 3.1 or OS 2 Warp on floppy will be rendered as useless as this forum interface.

** Has nightmare flashback to the time he had to install a number of machines with Win95 from floppy disks **

Ouch. That's half as bad as talking to DB and Coco.


Which still makes it torture.

I can remember those days...

*books self in for another series of electroshock therapy treatments*

Just lay down and think back to the days of DecNET and QEMM.. [/Suddenly the world today seems to be a better place to live.]

AAAAAGH!!!!!

QEMM and Strike Commander on my P2 66mhz (turbo button engaged ofcourse..) - now that brings back sordid memories, but not as much as the above and Wing Commander 2 -> First a few days struggling to get the darn floppies to work without CRC error using ARJ, then the memory problem and QEMM being the culprit.

I tend to like Asus, Gigabyte and Abit (but as mentioned, in the hay days before they were bought over) in that order. Asus to me gives a good package and they're quite innovative.

It's telling that Windows 95 was seen as an improvement. QEMM had been an esential tool at the place I was working at the time. Trying to get Win3.11 loaded with the DecNET stack, Trumpet Winsock and a couple of TSR's that they used really was akin to playing Jenga wearing boxing gloves.

Ahh Quarterdeck, DOS 6.21, streamlining the autoexec.bat and config.sys all just for some X-Wing or Duke Nukem 3D goodness!!!!!