I don't think I have been that comfortable in my entire life. I am so jelly.
There's one panhandler near here who frequents the overpasses near my house. Usually he rolls until the cops come usher him off because he's overly aggressive and gets the house fraus in a tizzy and they call the cops. He lives on one of the streets near the freeway, I know because I've seen him leave his house and go to the bus stop when he's catching the bus to panhandle in a different part of town. These are not ghetto or cheap homes
I was at my great aunt's house when I was 2 and someone showed me an Atari and handed me a controller that wasn't plugged in, but I knew it wasn't plugged in and told them to fix it.All of us old farts had an Atari 2600 back in the day, but what was your second console?
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We had a trash80 model 4, too. Playing Zork on it when I was 13 was the first time in my life I gamed for 30 hours non-stop with no sleep. Spy Hunter was pretty cool.I was at my great aunt's house when I was 2 and someone showed me an Atari and handed me a controller that wasn't plugged in, but I knew it wasn't plugged in and told them to fix it.
My stepdad had a TRS 80 that he bought when he got out of the Marines. It had a tape drive and cartridges, so I guess it was a console. I definitely played it quite a bit when I was a kid, around 4 or 5, and then I started playing with it again when I was 10 or so, to learn to program and take it apart.
I remember them having to stack 2 booster seat thingies at the arcade so I could play Spy Hunter.
So that would make my second console a plain old NES that I got when I got my tonsils taken out.
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