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[JLv3.0]

Bloody Google Translate

[nuttinnew]

I thought as much.

[Swervin_Mervin]

Having seen that CH has tweaked their fannies on Twitter was one of the cvnts that jerk with a show on Dave?

no idea what this means!

I deciphered it after a few re-reads

Typing in a rush. Punctuation may have assisted I grant you but not that hard to grasp

Eta: Apologies. I see you've weren't aware of the twat on Dave

[Swervin_Mervin]

Is that 'melt' thing a new word? It's not very good.

I quite like it, but I don't use it very often.

Massive fucking wank stain is also suitable, I suppose.

I mean, really, just insert your own insult. But the guys a knob.

Cunt is succinct enough in this case I think. Fvcking cunt is better actually

[Maurice]

Your version of BASIC was fucking sick, though*.



*note - I have no idea about which version of BASIC was better between the 8 bit machines, I'm not that fucking geeky

BASIC bitches would say that.

[Jobbo]

BBC Basic was better than Sinclair Basic, and I say that as a Speccie fanboy. Sinclair Basic was constrained to what was in the copyrighted ROMs but I used BBC Basic to write a network e-mail-type program in the sixth form, facilitated by the commands being expandable to address the network.

I had Laser Basic on the Speccie which added plenty of sprite-shifting routines but Basic simply wasn't the way to write decent programmes so it was a diversion rather than useful.

Spectrum 128K Basic at least moved away from the commands being hard-wired to keys so you typed out the whole thing.

ETA: the e-mail programme I created in the 6th form was a graphic example of how insecure Basic is from hacks and other attacks; very instructive to find that out so directly myself as a teenager

[Jimmy Choo]

BBC Basic was better than Sinclair Basic, and I say that as a Speccie fanboy. Sinclair Basic was constrained to what was in the copyrighted ROMs but I used BBC Basic to write a network e-mail-type program in the sixth form, facilitated by the commands being expandable to address the network.

I had Laser Basic on the Speccie which added plenty of sprite-shifting routines but Basic simply wasn't the way to write decent programmes so it was a diversion rather than useful.

Spectrum 128K Basic at least moved away from the commands being hard-wired to keys so you typed out the whole thing.

ETA: the e-mail programme I created in the 6th form was a graphic example of how insecure Basic is from hacks and other attacks; very instructive to find that out so directly myself as a teenager

You used your speccy for more than J, Symbol shift+p,Symbol shift+p?

[Jobbo]

Yeah, pron on the Speccy was rubbish so I had to use it for something.