I remember when

[transjen]

Originally Posted by rockabilly

I remember when i fell in love

So do i, I drove past and i had to turn around and go back, When i did it was love at first site in the parking lot there she was a 94 blue Corvette and i had to have her yes it was true love


Jerseygirl Jen

[ila]

Originally Posted by transjen

So do i, I drove past and i had to turn around and go back, When i did it was love at first site in the parking lot there she was a 94 blue Corvette and i had to have her yes it was true love


Jerseygirl Jen

But were the feelings mutual?

[transjen]

Originally Posted by ila

But were the feelings mutual?

I think so, After all if you were a Corvette would you rather be owned and drivin by a middle aged balding over weight man or by a young sexy girl?

Jerseygirl Jen

[ila]

Originally Posted by transjen

I think so, After all if you were a Corvette would you rather be owned and drivin by a middle aged balding over weight man or by a young sexy girl?

Jerseygirl Jen

You have a good point Jen. If I was a Corvette then definitely I would want you to be my driver.

[transjen]

Originally Posted by ila

You have a good point Jen. If I was a Corvette then definitely I would want you to be my driver.

AHH thanks[insert blush icon]


Jerseygirl Jen

Its always a quick divorce once your love becomes 'unreliable' and starts to splutter

[sesame]

I saw with bulging eyes, the first functional mother board at the institute. We ran small programs in Assembly language. And then whoosh! Assembly language is out of vogue in front of basic!

I remember when I had to push in 3 floppies one after the other in order to load Lotus123. That was before Wordstar and Excel era. I had to mention the row and column number in order to access a spot on the screen.

Then came the mouse and Windows and I was so fascinated by those new concepts. God, I was nostalgic for Lotus123. I wouldnt let it go. And GW Basic, Qbasic.... I had to work so hard to master them and suddenly they were obsolete! Damn!