So we know how clever you all are but how geeky are you ?
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So we know how clever you all are but how geeky are you ?
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After the boys talking in binary and hex above I just wondered what the most geeky possession you all have is ?
One of the guys in the office has a binary wrist watch - which is gonna take some beating .
After the boys talking in binary and hex above I just wondered what the most geeky possession you all have is ?
One of the guys in the office has a binary wrist watch - which is gonna take some beating .
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Rohloff Speedhub. Only the beardiest of cyclists would even know what one is, let alone be daft enough to want one.
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It would have to be a tie between my lucky lab coat (every stain tells a story ) and my collection of original MS DOS disks going all the way back to DOS 1.0
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try here, I bought mine of ebay yonks ago, just had a look and theres none on there
try here, I bought mine of ebay yonks ago, just had a look and theres none on there
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Originally Posted by ajm
It would have to be a tie between my lucky lab coat (every stain tells a story ) and my collection of original MS DOS disks going all the way back to DOS 1.0
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Originally Posted by Scooby.Newbie
Beleive it or not, I still have some original CPSM OS boot disks on 5¼ floppy, those were the days.
Would they be the high density 1.2M or the low density 360k ones?
I have MS Basic on 5¼ somewhere.....
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Originally Posted by shaggy1973
http://www.drumondpark.com/index/index.php
try here, I bought mine of ebay yonks ago, just had a look and theres none on there
try here, I bought mine of ebay yonks ago, just had a look and theres none on there
https://secure.rubiks.com/lvl3/index...ec&lvl4=cubtrs
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Originally Posted by Reality
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=465110
After the boys talking in binary and hex above I just wondered what the most geeky possession you all have is ?
One of the guys in the office has a binary wrist watch - which is gonna take some beating .
After the boys talking in binary and hex above I just wondered what the most geeky possession you all have is ?
One of the guys in the office has a binary wrist watch - which is gonna take some beating .
My latest geeky item is this T-shirt from www.scoobymods.com :
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I've got a pen/pencil holder I made at school about 15 years ago next to me..... Plain and simply a Tomato Soup & Baked Bean & Sausages Tins superglued together with a "lid-less" can of Sprite at the front for stability/looks.
Possibly not geeky, just pretty sad.
Cheers,
Grant
Possibly not geeky, just pretty sad.
Cheers,
Grant
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Originally Posted by RS Grant
I've got a pen/pencil holder I made at school about 15 years ago next to me..... Plain and simply a Tomato Soup & Baked Bean & Sausages Tins superglued together with a "lid-less" can of Sprite at the front for stability/looks.
Possibly not geeky, just pretty sad.
Cheers,
Grant
Possibly not geeky, just pretty sad.
Cheers,
Grant
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