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One of our earliest prints from the 90's (as is obvious from the hardware...)
Randy tries to involve Cindy in what he considers fun. Cindy, as usual, will need some convincing.
Randy tries to involve Cindy in what he considers fun. Cindy, as usual, will need some convincing.
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Whoa, your computer has a CD-ROM?! You can put an entire encyclopedia on that!
My friend's family had Windows 3.1 until 1998. It's hard to describe computing in the late 80's and early 90's to the younger generations unless they can envision a time when computers were optional to most people.
My friend's family had Windows 3.1 until 1998. It's hard to describe computing in the late 80's and early 90's to the younger generations unless they can envision a time when computers were optional to most people.
Ahh, gaming on an actual computer! Memories... -w-
I was born lower-middle class in 1994, so while my parents could afford a computer (Windows 95/2000; can't remember which) and games and I was aware of the more specialized hardware, we never got the fancy stuff. Not that the kiddie games and ports of Sonic I played and enjoyed would have needed them anyway. And I was too young for the whole "murder simulator" stereotype and "gamers are mass shooters in waiting" idea to be stuck in my head.
I was born lower-middle class in 1994, so while my parents could afford a computer (Windows 95/2000; can't remember which) and games and I was aware of the more specialized hardware, we never got the fancy stuff. Not that the kiddie games and ports of Sonic I played and enjoyed would have needed them anyway. And I was too young for the whole "murder simulator" stereotype and "gamers are mass shooters in waiting" idea to be stuck in my head.
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