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Kwitko
10 Dec 2005, 3:59am
2-XL! (http://www.donationcoder.com/Software/Mouser/2XL/index.html)
Kwitko
10 Dec 2005, 5:39am
Hence the "Children of the 80s" reference. :rolleyes:
WTF? My reply to you came before your message! :scratch:
Man, I totally spent hours playing around one with one of those at my friend's house back in the early 90s.
sfleuriet
10 Dec 2005, 5:50am
wow I have not a clue what that is :confused: :confused: :p
sfleuriet
10 Dec 2005, 5:58am
Hence the "Children of the 80s" reference. :rolleyes:
WTF? My reply to you came before your message! :scratch:
Yes I know i saw it...
And yes - I've seen that happening a LOT in the past month or so on this forum. It's very.. very.. weird :scratch:
TheSmJ
10 Dec 2005, 11:54am
I still have mine (and all 12 tapes) in mint condition. I put many, many hours into that 4-track tape deck known as the 2-XL. :D
EDIT: Actually I have the post 1992 model of the toy, but it's the exact same idea, only it used cassette tapes.
Venz Dirge
13 Dec 2005, 8:49am
wow...I remember....I never was able to fanaggle one of these but it is perhaps credited to what sanity I still have, you see back when "mervins" used to have a toy dept I used to hide out there and spend hours with this thing (after completely scouring their star wars toys for new finds of course :thumbsup: ) while my mother (who did'nt drive) spent what seemed like weeks looking at shoes and scarfs and the like.
I do feel a little sorry for the counter person this was set up within 3 ft of though.
as i recall it had a rather annoying voice.
FormFactor
13 Dec 2005, 9:27pm
Never seen one of those, but its pretty ugly.
My family was poor back then though, and that toy looks like it was bleeding edge tech back then, which pretty much barred me from getting one.
Neat presentation on the site though.
Jengo
13 Dec 2005, 10:09pm
that is an interesting machine. Took me a good half hour to figure out how to get the stupid thing running tho (im talking bout the website version)
lol
Yea, in real life it was a lot easier to get it to run. The only disadvantage was the .1% chance that yours would go on a killing rampage...
That part is not accuratly represented in the flash version
primesuspect
14 Dec 2005, 4:42am
I am a "child of the 80's" and I've never heard of this thing :wtf:
It sounds like homestar runner :cool:
profdlp
14 Dec 2005, 5:02am
My daughter was born in 1985 and I thought she had every toy there ever was. Guess I missed one. :mullet:
Kwitko
14 Dec 2005, 12:38pm
I am a "child of the 80's" and I've never heard of this thing :wtf:
Okay, maybe it's more relevant for children of the late 70s/early 80s. For those of us in our mid to late 30s.
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