13 floppies, and the Plus Pack! 4 MB Ram - I upgraded to 8 MB (cost me only $350)I installed W95 on my 386 from 3.5" floppies. Once. Then I went out and bought a CD drive. NEVER again.
Oh, and it crawled quite well. LOL
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13 floppies, and the Plus Pack! 4 MB Ram - I upgraded to 8 MB (cost me only $350)I installed W95 on my 386 from 3.5" floppies. Once. Then I went out and bought a CD drive. NEVER again.
Oh, and it crawled quite well. LOL
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They should totally bring Kate and visit the aquarium.Oh, and just to return to the target: Looking forward to seeing how much/little My Dorm's Monterey looks like the real thing ^_^
I vote for a visit to Compagno's. i wonder if Bennet is still running the place.They should totally bring Kate and visit the aquarium.
Getting real close to 20 for me.To be fair, my memories of the area (other than the local community college) is from around 30 years ago ...
I am pretty sure mine are at least 60 years old.....................Getting real close to 20 for me.
Very little. I will try to recreate one or two landmarks, but I doubt I could deceive anyone who knows the place.Pretty sure my first "desktop" computer in the 80s was IBM internals, but I can't remember the brand of the "box" ... but I feel like it wasn't IBM (it might have been HP though, but that only feels kinda right). No CDs for me until later. I remember installing Win 3.1 and playing with it for a bit.
Didn't really understand the appeal at first. It slowed down the computer and any programs I launched with it, and I could launch those programs easier and got better performance if I just used the DOS command line and never launched Windows anyway.
Oh, and just to return to the target: Looking forward to seeing how much/little My Dorm's Monterey looks like the real thing ^_^
They have their full share of belugas.They should totally bring Kate and visit the aquarium.
Pretty sure my first "desktop" computer in the 80s was IBM internals, but I can't remember the brand of the "box" ... but I feel like it wasn't IBM (it might have been HP though, but that only feels kinda right). No CDs for me until later. I remember installing Win 3.1 and playing with it for a bit.
Didn't really understand the appeal at first. It slowed down the computer and any programs I launched with it, and I could launch those programs easier and got better performance if I just used the DOS command line and never launched Windows anyway.
Oh, and just to return to the target: Looking forward to seeing how much/little My Dorm's Monterey looks like the real thing ^_^
You ARE old!I am pretty sure mine are at least 60 years old.....................
And also never set foot on the American Continents.You ARE old!
Only if length-of-relationship is the only variable. I would think that for many/most people type-of-relationship carries far more weight. When I was married my wife knew tons of things about me that I had never shared with any platonic friend. And as you grow into adulthood you change quite a bit as well - an old friend who knew kid/adolescent you probably doesn't know "adult" you as well as a current romantic partner would. So I would say the original order is believable.Judging by the length of their friendship, he probably has the most knowledge about MC out of all of them. So the order should be Jamaal, Eileen, Saira.
Then you're not Christopher Columbus.And also never set foot on the American Continents.
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He got distracted. Even after I explained to him that there weren't really any canaries on the Canary Islands he still insisted on a thorough search of the Virgin Islands....And also never set foot on the American Continents.
Very little. I will try to recreate one or two landmarks, but I doubt I could deceive anyone who knows the place.
They have their full share of belugas.
Edit: Just checked. They don't have belugas. They could be interested in one.
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And also never set foot on the American Continents.
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He got distracted. Even after I explained to him that there weren't really any canaries on the Canary Islands he still insisted on a thorough search of the Virgin Islands....
Maybe he was just a courtesan of King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella...Then you're not Christopher Columbus.
They will count on (almost) all possible shared experiences with the MC in the long run. They will have known him as a youngling, and as an adult. As family, friend, and lover. So yes, the final rank will be:Only if length-of-relationship is the only variable. I would think that for many/most people type-of-relationship carries far more weight. When I was married my wife knew tons of things about me that I had never shared with any platonic friend. And as you grow into adulthood you change quite a bit as well - an old friend who knew kid/adolescent you probably doesn't know "adult" you as well as a current romantic partner would. So I would say the original order is believable.
What interests me is where Martha/Emma/Norah/Daphne/Erika end up on that list, because as their romantic relationships progress, they also have that built-in established relationship knowing MC back into his childhood. So at some point I would expect all 5 of them to rank higher than any of those three.