Greetings

[esteban]

I was still in California. I ran a 50ft. Ethernet cable from the main house to the guest house. No wifi! My friends had Blackberries and I thought they were amazing. No phone calls, just email! IBM ThinkPad was BADASS.

[TheClash603]

July 10th 2001, I was up in the frozen barren wastelands of Alaska slinging and gutting fish. Ahh good times, good times.
That same year, I discovered how to burn turbo games and play em on my duo. ^^

July 10th 2001, I was up in the frozen barren wastelands of Alaska slinging and gutting fish. Ahh good times, good times.
That same year, I discovered how to burn turbo games and play em on my duo. ^^

I just got back from visiting family in Alaska.  What part of the state were you in?  It's really nice up there.

[incrediblehark]

Back then was when I was first getting into the turbo / pce scene (had an account here but it was deleted back in '02 I think). Made a lot of good friends sharing games on the old NEC Archives direct connect hub. Real life wasn't so great back then and the hub was a good diversion. Kinda miss those days.

[Tatsujin]

Lol, I was still playing the PCE at that time.

[esteban]

Lol, I was still playing the PCE at that time.

Haha. Yup. I played it more, in fact.

[MotherGunner]

Bigus, I bet you have some stories brother.  Always wanted to move to Alaska myself.

[BigusSchmuck]

July 10th 2001, I was up in the frozen barren wastelands of Alaska slinging and gutting fish. Ahh good times, good times.
That same year, I discovered how to burn turbo games and play em on my duo. ^^

July 10th 2001, I was up in the frozen barren wastelands of Alaska slinging and gutting fish. Ahh good times, good times.
That same year, I discovered how to burn turbo games and play em on my duo. ^^

I just got back from visiting family in Alaska.  What part of the state were you in?  It's really nice up there.

I was on a island in southeast Alaska in a little town called Petersburg. Rainy during the summer, artic during the winter. Enough said.