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SailorMoonchld
Member #3,814
August 2003
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What kinds of electronics do you have in your room? Game systems? Computers? Big stereos? In my room (In Oregon...) EDIT: Also do you plan on getting anything else? Sabrina: I've sigged you, will you sig me? -Thomas Fjellstrom 12-06-07 |
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Billybob
Member #3,136
January 2003
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Old gutted comp, N64, GameCube, TV, 2 clocks, stereo thingie...basically broken, a few tiny radios, old monitor, and a bunch of spare computer parts. EDIT: My real computer is in the living room, BTW.
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SailorMoonchld
Member #3,814
August 2003
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Why a few radios? Ouch spare compy parts. Sounds like my livingroom (in Oregon).:o But probably not as bad.. Sabrina: I've sigged you, will you sig me? -Thomas Fjellstrom 12-06-07 |
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Billybob
Member #3,136
January 2003
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I don't really remember, I must have gotten them all as freebies. They're pretty small. I think have two boombox style ones that are about 8 inches long and 1 boxy one that is the same size but the speakers come off the base. Another question to ask is: How often are you actually in your room? I'm rarely in my room. Only in there for sleep really.
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Thomas Fjellstrom
Member #476
June 2000
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My apartment is my room 3-5 computers, 2 running, 2 TVs, VCR, n64, Original Game Boy, Misc PC hardware, Mini stereo thing, microwave, Digital Camera etc. edit: Quote: How often are you actually in your room? Most of the time. -- |
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SailorMoonchld
Member #3,814
August 2003
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Well.. I'm never in my room because... I'm in NY. So.. Why do you have 2 tv's Thomas? Sabrina: I've sigged you, will you sig me? -Thomas Fjellstrom 12-06-07 |
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Thomas Fjellstrom
Member #476
June 2000
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I got one from my mom, one from my dad, the one I got from my mom is like a 12", and the one from my dad is a much older, about to die 24", so I rarely actually use any of them. -- |
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RallyMonkey
Member #4,615
May 2004
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Lets see... A computer, a pda, a keyboard, an electronic guitar, and amp, a stompbox/guitar processor, a radio/5-disk cd player, a tv, a ps2, an Xbox, a walkman, a gba, and probably more. NOTICE: This post's grammar/spelling/puncuation is definitive. English is frequently inaccurate. |
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SailorMoonchld
Member #3,814
August 2003
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Aa yeah I forgot to add my pda.. My dad was going to give me a tv card. But that was before I left. Sabrina: I've sigged you, will you sig me? -Thomas Fjellstrom 12-06-07 |
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Steve Terry
Member #1,989
March 2002
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Heh I had a sega genesis... loooong ago, great system though, I emulate it these days though ___________________________________ |
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Thomas Fjellstrom
Member #476
June 2000
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Quote: My dad was going to give me a tv card. But that was before I left.
I have two -- |
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Steve Terry
Member #1,989
March 2002
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Heh I used to own the old Voodoo3 3500TV card, had a big blue cable that came out the back ___________________________________ |
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Chris Katko
Member #1,881
January 2002
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Acoustic Guitar, low-end FM keyboard, my computer, "arcade machine", radio, lights, sometimes a bass guitar, portable boombox, some decently high quality speakers that were in the Vietnam War. (!) In addition to that, as far as junk is concerned, quite a few videocards, cables, gutted powersupplies, CDs in the hundreds (and not on spindles, mind you), and bunches of crappy speakers someone gave me. The list just goes on, really. Quote: a stompbox/guitar processor, Oh yeah, I forgot the Digitech RP300, NES, and so on. -----sig: |
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Billybob
Member #3,136
January 2003
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Wow, RallyMonkey is up to date on his gamage tools. I forgot to add original GameBoy and color GameBoy Speaking of TVs, you should see the old TV my dad had. It used to work like a charm, but then the screen started stretching vertically. Now nearly 1/10 of the screen is lost on the top and bottom (total of 1/5). That's probably an understatement. Playing certain games on that TV was fun. One of the games I used to play on it had the health bar at the top, so with this TV I could only see part of it. Had to guess when I was going to die.
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SailorMoonchld
Member #3,814
August 2003
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Yea me too Steve. SSC burned once disc and it has like.. over a 100 games on it.:o Awesome. I think it was Wintv that my dad was going to give me.. Yeah.. let's put it in the crap computer that I have. Like it will play good daddy. Sabrina: I've sigged you, will you sig me? -Thomas Fjellstrom 12-06-07 |
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Oscar Giner
Member #2,207
April 2002
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Hmm... Computer, printer, dreamcast, not working scientific calculator, TV, DVD player, walkman, radio+alarmclock, an old 14" monitor on the wardrobe, and lots of computer thingies (old video card, sound card, cables and more cables, cd/dvd readers (broken or almost broken, I have very bad luck with these), mpeg-2 decoder card + cables).... Quote: Does this happen to anyone else? New computer. Waiting for an AMD with PCI-e board. -- |
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Billybob
Member #3,136
January 2003
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Steve: Why not rip all the CDs? That'd be a darn lot more convient, and if you don't like any programs out there for playing and organizing the mp3s you could make your own!
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SailorMoonchld
Member #3,814
August 2003
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Yeah yeah. That would work well. Sabrina: I've sigged you, will you sig me? -Thomas Fjellstrom 12-06-07 |
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Steve Terry
Member #1,989
March 2002
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I have a DVD burner now (Dual Layer 8.5GB) but all the discs I have in the KDS "jukebox" are DVD's, same as the ones in the caddy, so that would be wrong to rip them... unless I downstream them into something more manageable and even then I'd need like 200 GB to store it all. ___________________________________ |
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Derezo
Member #1,666
April 2001
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Let me.. let me see here. 1 - Freezer. also have tons of computer parts, but I'm not doing an inventory check right now. Quote: How often are you actually in your room? If I'm at home, I'm likely in my room. It's like an apartment down here... I have a bathroom, main room, and two rooms I'm currently using as storage rooms. The one I plan to clean out eventually. "He who controls the stuffing controls the Universe" |
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SailorMoonchld
Member #3,814
August 2003
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No need for inventory check. Sabrina: I've sigged you, will you sig me? -Thomas Fjellstrom 12-06-07 |
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Kanzure
Member #3,669
July 2003
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Computer, speakers, oversized speakers (not hooked up, need subwoofer), 3 digital cameras, 1 N64-controller, a spare AMD K6 processor, some random computer hardware (drives mostly), two portable radios/tape players, 2 sets of headphones, a "robot", an MC68HC908QT4 microcontroller with demo board, GBC, GBA, GBC/GBA/N64 games, a few network cards, a radio/alarm clock, a Graphire3 tablet (mouse&pen), monitor, keyboard, mouse, scanner, extra cables, and...that's it. |
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raist0069
Member #2,736
September 2002
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Electronics in my room? hmm.... 2 computers (ones I use) Being at work that is all I can think of. |
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SailorMoonchld
Member #3,814
August 2003
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Why do you need both PS's if you have a PS 2?:-/ You should sell it. Hey check this out! Freaky thing is that I was thinking about this earlier. Thinking, "I could my phone for evidence if some guy tried to mug me on the streets here.." Sabrina: I've sigged you, will you sig me? -Thomas Fjellstrom 12-06-07 |
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Derezo
Member #1,666
April 2001
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I wish I didn't sell mine Some games are also slightly buggy. Command & Conquer : Red Alert, for example. "He who controls the stuffing controls the Universe" |
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) I have a remote for my TV tuner card too... just don't know where it is, my cat ate the IR receiver anyway 
oh and my trusty Ti-89 calculator, still use it to balance the checkbook etc.
