It's Already 2AM: 35th Edition... Welcome to The Blue Oyster Bar.

MOkoFOko wrote in post #17307136
That's either one massive bush, or a really bad fungus.

Probably just guano. ...

Chet wrote in post #17307133
No words, just underpants. I must thank Cary for the work though.

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Oh, okay... I thought there were some subliminal words on the band... probably says Calvin Klein.

Blurr Cube wrote in post #17307158
Oh, okay... I thought there were some subliminal words on the band... probably says Calvin Klein.

Hmmm...I could have sworn it said "Bob's Pickle"

Blurr Cube wrote in post #17307158
Oh, okay... I thought there were some subliminal words on the band... probably says Calvin Klein.

It's a work in progress.

Chet wrote in post #17307142
We used the TRS-80 Model III's in high school (1984). All programs had to be loaded via cassette. I wrote a 7000 line chemistry program for a project and couldn't get it to load, I had it printed and was graded on it. I finally did get it to load and was able to show the teacher. I hated that tape system.

aka TRaSh-80's. I used one with a 5-1/4 floppies. I thought I was being cool by using a hole puncher to convert a single sided disk to punch the other edge and make it double sided. You just had to make sure you didn't punch out the actual disk media inside the casing.

Blurr Cube wrote in post #17307170
aka TRaSh-80's. I used one with a 5-1/4 floppies. I thought I was being cool by using a hole puncher to convert a single sided disk to punch the other edge and make it double sided. You just had to make sure you didn't punch out the actual disk media inside the casing.

I wrote my first production ready software product on those when I was in high school. My client used that program for years, long after they had switched to PCs. They kept a working TRS80 around for the software. It was funny to me when I was in college, and found that out.

Chet wrote in post #17307165
It's a work in progress.

Should say "Ad Space For Rent".

Why should Calvin Klein get free PR out of Chet's popularity.

You'll never look at Back to the Future part3 in quite the same way:
https://www.youtube.co​m/watch?v=zq5-6PkVGCg

TeamSpeed wrote in post #17307183
I wrote my first production ready software product on those when I was in high school. My client used that program for years, long after they had switched to PCs. They kept a working TRS80 around for the software. It was funny to me when I was in college, and found that out.

I save all my photos on this:

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/qha8​Nk

MOkoFOko wrote in post #17307403
You'll never look at Back to the Future part3 in quite the same way:
https://www.youtube.co​m/watch?v=zq5-6PkVGCg

Wtf!!!!!

dgrPhotos wrote in post #17307688
I save all my photos on this:

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/qha8​Nk
IBM 8" Floppy by dan@dgrphotos.com, on Flickr

Ah! I see you're still shooting with a Sony Mavica!

dgrPhotos wrote in post #17307688
I save all my photos on this:

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/qha8​Nk
IBM 8" Floppy by dan@dgrphotos.com, on Flickr

I save mine on cave walls! That way, future generations can be sure to bask in the greatness that was Moko.

MOkoFOko wrote in post #17307709
I save mine on cave walls! That way, future generations can be sure to bask in the greatness that was Moko.

That is a great family portrait!

MOkoFOko wrote in post #17307709
I save mine on cave walls! That way, future generations can be sure to bask in the greatness that was Moko.

Looks Photoshopped to me.

MOkoFOko wrote in post #17307709
I save mine on cave walls! That way, future generations can be sure to bask in the greatness that was Moko.

It's a bit flat. Needs more bokeh.