Stella. I bet she'll be mummy's and daddy's little star.

Of course what Steom didn't tell you is that it needs a C64 PSU to make their generator run


They remind me of Nikola Tesla...

Mind you, Tesla had already invented the world before going on to make more dubious claims of Free Transmission of Energy and harnessing cosmic rays.

Excellent. Good luck to you guys.

... and just imagine the bragging rights this will bring us. After they reach number one on the world Album charts you put on the Sidology series when your friends are over and say "Psst, I've been listening to Machinae Supremacy for years"

Hello Joseph,

Glad to see that the project is making headway! Keep up the great work!

http://www.lemon64.com of course! and other smaller c64 sites like http://lastninja.c64.org Sometimes I can also be found at the Aussie Rules site http://www.bigfooty.com Music sites such as http://www.vhlinks.com and my own forum about my all but extinct band http://s4.invisionfree.com/insomniamkd

Congratulations.

Kids Rock

A British company is developing computer chips, which play music, for implanting into women’s breasts.

This innovation will once and for all eliminate the common female complaint that men only stare at their breasts and do not listen to them.

What\'s small and green and has got wheels?

Grass.














The wheels are just to confuse you.

(This works really well in person).

Hope this is your best 31st birthday ever!

Have cake! Have beer!

Phantom66uk wrote:I know many of you won't actually know me as I'm more of a lurker rather than a talker, but many many thanks for the birthday wishes!

Well, yer'a Phantom ain't ya!
and happt birdday to ya

If its puns you want, puns you'll get. A woman has twins and gives them up for adoption. One of them goes to a family in Egypt and is named Ahmal. The other goes to a family in Spain; they name him Juan. Years later, Juan sends a picture of himself to his birth mother. Upon receiving the picture, sh...

The Tindersticks - a band I have learned to admire very much.

The song that I am currently listening is probably my favourite from them: People Keep Comin' Around from the CD Live at the Botanique 9-12 May 2001.

I wouldn't mind one of those "revolutionary" designed PC's. I'd probably be tempted to stick a Commodre sticker on it too.

Have funky birthday matey.

click click click click very good click click click click play again! Damn it!