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And you never thought about fitting a brake until AFTER the 1st downhill test run !![Big Grin](images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
Everything was outside wasnt it ! World Cup - footballs out , Wimbeldon - Tennis rackets came out , the list is endless. You used to say to your mates "you comming out ?" thats something different these days !
Its the computer age that doomed future generations , i was pretty bad pre-teenage on Commadore 64 to start with , then Sega Master System , Sega Megadrive, Sony Playstation , PS2 , Xbox 360. Sold the Commadore and Sega a few years ago still in full working order so fired them up and it was like i never stopped playing them.
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Everything was outside wasnt it ! World Cup - footballs out , Wimbeldon - Tennis rackets came out , the list is endless. You used to say to your mates "you comming out ?" thats something different these days !
Its the computer age that doomed future generations , i was pretty bad pre-teenage on Commadore 64 to start with , then Sega Master System , Sega Megadrive, Sony Playstation , PS2 , Xbox 360. Sold the Commadore and Sega a few years ago still in full working order so fired them up and it was like i never stopped playing them.
![Big Grin](images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
My computer game path was Atari (with the dial controls) ping pong etc, ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC 464, SNES, PS1 and then N64. Still play Mario Kart 64 to this day. I didn't say 'are you coming out?' It was 'are ya laking out?' Whole day spent outside from morning till evening. Playing anything from hide and seek to team tig.
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