I'd forgotten they had blindfolded me too. That will be part of what made it so menancing. I also didn't know the story of the car accident. That probably explains your fetish for snuff movies.

See, so you have something to be greatful for ;)

Ha. I don't think anyone that knows you would believe you wouldn't fully have thoroughly researched something for yourself rather than taking it on face value. I'm pretty sure I caveated both Dianetics

I used to love those multi-coloured scrolling banners with wavy water reflections on demo screens. They were the best part of new releases.

Yes I was there, and yes you got his response right. Top manager.

I more than watched, I stayed behind quite a few times and was avidly interested in seeing what software those BBS's contained. I also remember the incident with Liam and remembered thinking I was done

This is utterly spooky. I've only just read this article but on the edge of waking this morning, I found myself dreaming about PC sound cards and spent the good part of 30 mins trying to remember the name

I wouldn't have a bad word to say about Betrams and I've been there many times and usually on special occassions. If it is busy you have to stand up next to the bar and the exit to the kitchen, which I

I remember that Which Computer show like it was yesterday. I thought I remembered the Soundcard you bought there being the Adlib though, to play Prince of Persia. I thought the Soundblaster was a year

Those were fun times, long before the rules around expenses, hospitality and political correctness came into force.

Haha.... Mad John... I'll pretend I don't know who that is. Toilet Cleaner!

You know I always wondered why you called my Slurpyman. Now I know :)

Mine has a 68020 running at 28Mhz inside it. I'm really not sure what benefit it brings over emulating it to be honest, and it is taking up room on my desk. I think owning it just makes me feel ever so

SHIFT+RUNSTOP = Everything you needed to know :)

The Video Genie brings back memories as my first computer was the TRS-80 Model 1. I used to take it to my local computer club (I miss those) and despite the graphics being inferior to the Spectrum and

I'm not sure you can consider C64 BASIC as an Operating System :)

M.U.L.E was and still is one of my favourite ever games. I can still hear that music to this day.

If you haven't visited Gawthorpe you should, it is an amazing place with lots of history and a museum inside.

What a lovely building this must have been once. The style of the building reminds me of Gawthorpe Hall in Burnley. What a shame this has to happen. It would cost millions to restore.

You've always liked to push the boundaries of legality so I can see how this would appeal to you. Good pictures :)