julian814 wrote: > Shawn B. wrote: > >>Lets face it, we're getting old. I'm almost 30 (so I'm not complaining) but >>in 50 years time, many people who love the Apple //'s so much won't be >>around. Will all the nostalgia die with us or will there be younger people >>to keep the spirit alive, however little there may be at that time? > > > > There *are* members of the younger generations that are running around > with Atari style tee shirts, so it wouldn't surprise me that somewhere > down the line some kids will look at what we've been able to do with > our "primitive" machines and think, "Cool!" > > As far as age goes, I turn 41 next month, so I'm only a couple of > months younger than Terry. (Sorry, Terry, but I had thought you were > *much* older than that!) > > > Oh, and to the guy who bought the thrift shop GS and found a Transwarp > in it - I think I'd need to change my underwear if that had ever > happened to me! > > > Ralph > So I guess I'm the baby of csa2 at the ripe old age of 24? Mark Frischknecht
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