[kendra k]

haha! i was wondering about that... no worries though. if anybody else wants to send me something, i'll take skittles and starburst.

[Dimon Trowel]

I could send you a Sister Act 2 on VHS?

[Sidders]

No thanks.

[Dimon Trowel]

Why? It's a classic.

[Sidders]

Yeah, but VHS?? That is so last century.

[Dimon Trowel]

We must keep VHS alive!

[David]

last century? You should try using this internet browser I wrote in BASIC for the ZX Spectrum...

[Sidders]

Did it work? See, that's cool because it's retro. VHS is just crap and always was really. It's a shame Betamax never caught on.

[David]

No, I was joking... I don't think the spectrum could even have internet capabilities!

[Sidders]

I bet some bright spark could do it.

[David]

Console??????!!!!!

[Console]

For your information, there was a modem available for the ZX Spectrum, made by Micronet I've been told.

[David]

Excellent stuff... I am all prepared to dump this new laptop for a ZX spectrum with text based internet browsing, because I'm retro.

[kendra k]

that sounds HAWT.

i know lots of fools who love the txt base internet cos they are l33t.

[Console]

Hey, I use lynx to browse the web from time to time, and I would consider it an insult to be called l33t. Actually, I mainly use it to test compatibility, but I have been known to do more.

[kendra k]

l33t, 1337, it's not elitist or an insult. i think it's quite cool. i'm not that 1337 though.

[Console]

To me '1337' is something that a bunch wanabees or script-kiddies aspire to learn so they feel '|<3\/\/1'. The only people I have ever known to use it have been script-kiddies; I don't think it's really that big anywhere else, or is it?

[Dimon Trowel]

It's not big and it's not clever. Innit.