Carnivac was using his Robin Hood technique to get hold of The Oliver Twins :laugh:
He shaves like I do :laugh: :P :)
;D
And here's me Indie Retro News with The Oliver Twins and RGDS Podcast!
Quote from: TFM on 19:53, 24 October 15
He shaves like I do :laugh: :P :)
I don't tend to shave much at all other than shortening the beardy hairs. The sideburns are for 'A Christmas Carol' I am rehearsing for. :P
Such a good day out. Once I started getting to know people anyways. :)
It was actually a very cool event! :D
Yes it was, but even without a particular event, the Computer Museum is well worth a visit. Loooooads of vintage systems there. Got all the usual popular brands like Spectrum, Amiga, CPC plus tons of computers I've never even heard of. Also all the popular consoles of days gone by and various arcade machines. Also several Big Trak toys to program and play with. And the present day Oculus Rift if you're interested. What's great is seeing young kids of today enjoying all these classic computers. At one point I was waiting my turn on the Super Street Fighter II arcade machine because two little brothers were playing match after match. In fact their mother had to come and prise the smaller child away from the system with him pretty much screaming at her so they could go do something else. Another child was loving playing the SNES version with his dad (the kid was playing as Blanka and getting WAY too excited and doing Blanka-like roaring). Other kids were also enjoying the Dizzy games loaded up on various different formats too. And they loved the Big Traks also. It's just kinda heartwarming to see that kids of today are still quite open-minded to the much more 'primitive' technology of our childhood.
So now I know their faces I know who to run from when I see them :P