Quote: Aaron @ July 1 2008, 7:26 PM BSTGrammar*
please*
example*
I was emphasising bitch!
Listening to the Foo's now.
What are you listening to now? Page 260
Do you mean empathising?
Quote: Aaron @ July 1 2008, 8:22 PM BSTDo you mean empathising?
I dunno, which one is spelt right?
Both are spelt right. But your one means exaggerating or making a particular point of, and mine means sympathy and that.
Quote: Aaron @ July 1 2008, 9:10 PM BSTBoth are spelt right. But your one means exaggerating or making a particular point of, and mine means sympathy and that.
...Then which ever makes you happy sweetness.
<3
Quote: JuliaC @ July 1 2008, 7:32 PM BSTI still remember my dad bringing home the Acorn Electron and us thinking it was the most advanced piece of technology that would ever exist!
Good grief, it took ages to load on cassette too!
Ha ha! We had a Speccy, which was just as super advanced! 
Waiting half an hour for a game to load, watching the coloured lines going up and down the screen and listening to that dial-up connection, screeching noise - and then right at the last minute the bugger crashes! *sighs, but in a good way*
I wanted to find the commodore 64 in the loft and have a play with it a while ago, but found out my dad had given it away. 
Quote: zooo @ July 1 2008, 9:37 PM BSTI wanted to find the commodore 64 in the loft and have a play with it a while ago, but found out my dad had given it away.
Awww, no way! Mind you there are a few free c64 emulators out there for your pc - not really the same thing, but at least you could play the games.
That heartless bastard!
Quote: ian_w @ July 1 2008, 9:34 PM BSTHa ha! We had a Speccy, which was just as super advanced!
Aaaah, the Spectrum - did that have Paperboy?? 
Wasn't a Commodore quite posh?
The best things in life are posh.
Although you could be thinking of "commode". 
Quote: JuliaC @ July 1 2008, 9:43 PM BSTAaaah, the Spectrum - did that have Paperboy??
Of course, and so many other classics!
Quote: Aaron @ July 1 2008, 9:45 PM BSTAlthough you could be thinking of "commode".
