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Status Updates posted by Emehr
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20 years today I registered on AtariAge: the only online forum worth sticking around on for that long!
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Does anyone else feel the need to chuckle when I say the name of my good friend...Biggus Nosus?
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Saw Richter at the party. Had to hold his drinks for him since he had no arms.
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Bitten by the stella programming bug again. Is there help for me?
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Yes! Right here:
http://www.atariage.com/forums/forum/50-atari-2600-programming/
(That's probably not the kind of help you meant, though.)
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Picked up a 2600 Jr., a couple commons, and INTV Treasure of Tarmin w/box & overlay for $4 at a garage sale!
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I feel terrible. I bought Call of Duty for PS2 for $4 and the publishers will never see a penny from it.
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is once again rocking a dumbphone.
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Yay! Free haircuts for life for a job I did. Well, for as long as I still have hair that is...
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I totally had a dream I was a Ghostbuster.
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Listening to The Coasters. Yakety Yak is playing while one of my cats is throwing up. How fitting.
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'Racing the Beam' arrived today..read a couple chapters...sudden urge to get back into stella programming...
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My demand to lawmakers: drop the SOPA!
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Just ate an apple and an orange and it's true: they're *nothing* alike!
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is excited about the prospect of scientists finding the Higgs bosom.
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@jay, Higgs bosom = God boobs? @Chuck, it's really simple. Everything in an atom is made from light. Some particle, in theory, makes the light in to solid matter. They want to know why we, and everything in our reality is solid with mass. I for one think it is simply a matter of perspective. Maybe they will find it. If they don't, maybe the tree doesn't make a sound if no one is there to hear it.
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Just bought the new Wii Zelda, a red 3DS, and Super Mario 3D Land. Guess what I'm doing. That's right, working on Boulder Dash labels!
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A land serene. A crystaaaal moon. Aahhh-haaah!
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That sounded familiar. Took me a while to remember where I'd heard it before: http://www.youtu.be/CwVqOs3Aess
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CONSUME
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In ethology, a fixed action pattern (or FAP) is an instinctive behavioral sequence that is indivisible and runs to completion. - wikipedia