Now i'm considering this device to have a better look on this SEGA gear.
Somewhat excessive !
I need to get back into my dreamcast just to further my progress in skies of arcadia, i am still stuck in the water temple :roll:
Through my window, i see...
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Somewhat excessive !
I need to get back into my dreamcast just to further my progress in skies of arcadia, i am still stuck in the water temple :roll:
Does he have a girlfriend?
Now i'm sure that my neighbor is into retrogaming.
There is a boxed GameCube close to the window (that window is definitly his gaming corner). The Megadrive II and MegaCD are still there.
There is also a solar-powered maneki neko that is saluting all day by the window. Funny!
There is a boxed GameCube close to the window (that window is definitly his gaming corner). The Megadrive II and MegaCD are still there.
There is also a solar-powered maneki neko that is saluting all day by the window. Funny!
And he will know he has a spy around.
I was just looking through my window because there is a huge amount of snow falling from my rooftop.
"I couldn't help but notice as I was staring into your windows intently and somewhat creepily that you like Sega."
lol j/k
Wait a second .. that guy that is always spying on my retro gear and my solar-powered maneki neko ... he has got an Amiga 1200 over there :run:
:rofl3
:rofl3
One was a doctor, the other was a retro junkie. Seeing as this is a movie he was a junkie of the operative nature and enjoyed abusing whatever drugs he could get (hence the noisy parties).
The poor innocent doctor, however, was completely unaware as he popped around one day with a controller in hand for a friendly game of tennis.
Little realizing that this kindly act would be his first step on the downward spiral of writing phantom scrips and spending his weekends high on TipEx and Valium whilst hearing the intro music to Sonic The Hedgehog 1 looping again and again for 36 before before he went back to work, bleary eyed and a little worse for the wear...
Little did he know that the junkie was a pro, who always scoped out his areas and found just the right prey. He had a suitcase full of warez to facilitate his twisted machinations, always ensuring that he got his marks attention by what was placed in the window aforementioned.
He's displayed a collection of maracas to a life sized model of BA Baracus (fool) in order to get his fishy on the hook, with this one all it took was a £20 Dreamcast and he was in.
Not saying this is real, after all, like I said this is a film. But you know how reality and art splice, go on - knock on his door, its only your life...
One was a doctor, the other was a retro junkie. Seeing as this is a movie he was a junkie of the operative nature and enjoyed abusing whatever drugs he could get (hence the noisy parties).
The poor innocent doctor, however, was completely unaware as he popped around one day with a controller in hand for a friendly game of tennis.
Little realizing that this kindly act would be his first step on the downward spiral of writing phantom scrips and spending his weekends high on TipEx and Valium whilst hearing the intro music to Sonic The Hedgehog 1 looping again and again for 36 before before he went back to work, bleary eyed and a little worse for the wear...
Little did he know that the junkie was a pro, who always scoped out his areas and found just the right prey. He had a suitcase full of warez to facilitate his twisted machinations, always ensuring that he got his marks attention by what was placed in the window aforementioned.
He's displayed a collection of maracas to a life sized model of BA Baracus (fool) in order to get his fishy on the hook, with this one all it took was a £20 Dreamcast and he was in.
Not saying this is real, after all, like I said this is a film. But you know how reality and art splice, go on - knock on his door, its only your life...
:arms:arms:arms
Great storyline!
Actually, i miss that guy. There is no one like him in the new place i moved to two weeks ago.