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Quote:I unconsciously now use a kind of fail-safe mechanism whenever i meet someone, i treat them as though we've met before even if we have or havent, i just hope no one notices this weakness of mine and decide to take advantage of it

Zee530: You may not remember, but we've actually met a while ago and I lent you some money, I think it's time you repaid that to me.

(10-30-2012, 03:58 AM)Starscream Wrote: [ -> ]

Quote:I unconsciously now use a kind of fail-safe mechanism whenever i meet someone, i treat them as though we've met before even if we have or havent, i just hope no one notices this weakness of mine and decide to take advantage of it

Zee530: You may not remember, but we've actually met a while ago and I lent you some money, I think it's time you repaid that to me.

Yeah right, i dont fall for this......not anymore anyways

Guys the more you'll get old the more you'll forget things .

And to make an excellent link to the topic I'll say that's why retrogaming is important : to avoid all these great games to fall into oblivion

Quote:Yeah, this unable to remember stuff at this age of mine is really bugging me and it happens alot for me with people. I might meet you today but by tomorrow i would've forgotten your face and name unless you remind me of some event that lights up my memory of you. I unconsciously now use a kind of fail-safe mechanism whenever i meet someone, i treat them as though we've met before even if we have or havent, i just hope no one notices this weakness of mine and decide to take advantage of it

I know that feel.

Quote:Guys the more you'll get old the more you'll forget things

But we're not old.

(10-30-2012, 07:38 AM)NaturalViolence Wrote: [ -> ]

Quote:Guys the more you'll get old the more you'll forget things

But we're not old.

Well, I remember I was talking to one of my friend's younger siblings. He was playing a DS and my friend next to me was all like "is that the new gameboy?" Then my friend's younger sibling said "What's a gameboy?"

That's when I realized I'm older than I think and I'm younger than you.

(10-30-2012, 07:38 AM)NaturalViolence Wrote: [ -> ]

Quote:Guys the more you'll get old the more you'll forget things

But we're not old.

Just talking about my personal experience

(10-30-2012, 08:39 AM)Invader Wrote: [ -> ]Well, I remember I was talking to one of my friend's younger siblings. He was playing a DS and my friend next to me was all like "is that the new gameboy?" Then my friend's younger sibling said "What's a gameboy?"

That's when I realized I'm older than I think and I'm younger than you.

You got me here

Quote:Well, I remember I was talking to one of my friend's younger siblings. He was playing a DS and my friend next to me was all like "is that the new gameboy?" Then my friend's younger sibling said "What's a gameboy?"

That's when I realized I'm older than I think and I'm younger than you.

Can you please slap him with a large trout for me? Thanks.

This game brings up sweet memories, I liked how you could punch the Konami Man and then for the rest of the game he refuses to heal you just because you punched him.
The movie is also good, maybe not the best plot but it takes me back to the safe childhood.

There can be no retro thread without Outrun.


Cars, girl, awesome music, great graphics, non-linear gameplay, five completely different endings. Those are high standards even for current games.

Yeah but with the good old Arcade machine