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I have tons of xl gildan tshirts, so i am pretty sure torso will fit ok, but if you feel like checking, between collar and scrunch. For sleeves, where I always have trouble, we should go with armpit to the end of the sleeve, as that is the shortest part.
My proportions are such that I regularly have issues with length, even in a shirt that should be too big (it seems they usually make them wider with each size up, but not much longer).
Odd question, but how long are the sleeves and torso on the XL?
If too short "dammit matthew, i wear a XXL"
"rygD" came from smashing a keyboard. it is pronounced like "ride" with a g in it (or like "rye god" as one syllable, without the o), or "david" because of a convoluted process of changing the case of the letters and cutting (two of) them in half horizontally. I use other names for various things, and this one is unlikely to be associated with most of my music.
I keep telling myself I need to try Legend of the Green Dragon, not to mention others who keep suggesting it. Eventually I hope to do so.
Last time I played munchers was a little more than 13 years ago when I stumbled across an old computer lab that had all the educational games. Do schools still tell students to play games during class?
Oregon Trail is the shit. I still play it on occasion. That and carmen sandiego in school for me too. How about those word/number munchers? My brother was super into reader rabbit, but by then I was fond of scorched earth, commander keen and duke nukem, then Wolfenstein 3d/SoD and the like.
I never played bbs games back then, but I have been looking into it recently, and thinking about setting one up. If I have the time and resources. Which I don't. This and some related games seem to be popular (particularly a dragon of green) but I doubt many people would bother with it if I set stuff up the old way. There are still real BBSs around that don't get much attention.
Welcome and all, but a gamer for 28+ being 31 sounds kinda impossible.
I used to play games with my cousin and nephew when they were around age 2, and these were games that required more coordination and motor skills than some popular games from 30 years ago...
I started playing video/computer games when I was 4. I don't remember when my brother started playing them, but I was playing SMB and such before he would have been able to hold a controller, so he grew up around it.
You may not be a kick ass gamer at 3 years old, but we all had to start at some point.
I'm picking up my copies in about 30 minutes. I look forward to playing them 3 months from now when I get a 3DS...
2DS.
I wasn't the one who went to pick up the game, but I was told they have display models of the 2DS, and it is decent. I might go take a look later. If money is your reason for waiting it might shave a little of the cost off.
Nanoloop is one of the few things I don't use in a live mode.
I am pretty sure you will have to use some other hardware to backup your songs. I suggest a real Game Boy Advance and the usb adapter. That it is the only way I can think of to back up the GBA version.
It should be arriving in my house at some point today, but not mine...I may watch.
I did win an auction yesterday that included red though, so...
kitsch wrote:stop rubbing it in!!!
that was how I felt when I first saw that. I was looking at gb boy colour color options not long ago, then I saw that and checked and they were all gone. I told myself it was ok because worst case scenario I buy a monochrome gb boy (allthough I can't remember if the sound channels are the same) for clone goodness and choose another option for color screen lighting.
There are backlit GBA clones on aliexpress, but I don't know anything about them.
GB BOY COLOURS are (indefinitely) a discontinued product. CANCELLED!
But that's ok, because you are going to sell us replacement game boy color screens that are backlit, right?
I love my original monotron. Jazzmarazz has a point for some types of music, depending on how you use it. It works great for me for less traditional stuff. I really want a duo. I want to try out a delay before I decide to buy, but it does seem good.
Love the organ.
The milk crates and the whatever that is...this is how it should be done.
Is that like a homemade y adapter?
How often do you use The Walking Dead?
For everything, it really is.
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