Re: questions about apple IIgs find

[Charles <spammeister12345@aol.com>]

In article <k9d8k0p1n6h1rj9rni0heuvume1sv80idm@4ax.com>, 
followthelink@bottomofpost.com says...
> On Sun, 12 Sep 2004 03:49:12 GMT, "Jonathan Herr"
> <dracosilver@wi.rr.com> wrote:
> 
> >
> >50!!!!!!!! @.@ <== That says it all...
> >Do you think you could do some dumpster diving? ~.~ (mebbe recover one or
> >20?)
> 
> 
> that's basically what I had to do to piece together this one.  It was
> left behind by mistake and everything was buried under various pc
> stuff.  I guess he sells some of the pc stuff, and throws away all the
> really old shit.  He seemed shocked I was interested in it.   Infact
> he was making jokes like "tell your friend Ive got an old TV if he
> wants it"  like I was just into old junk.  I guess you could say I  am
> :-)  but this is a nice little machine, stayed up last night playing
> with it... Even tho I could scored the motherload and probably  hooked
> up the whole world with transwarp accell etc.. I still got a pretty
> good deal in  a working suped up IIgs, just need to find myself a
> mouse and a caps lock key.  
> 
> Anyone want to fillme in on their fav IIgs specific games?  I started
> putting together a cable to connect my //c last night and I hate to
> even start a thread "how do you connect your IIgs to a pc and d/l
> software" but it's coming!!!   
> 
> 
> I really love the Apple II community, it reminds me of the Atari 2600
> collectors.  It's not only a fun retro machine to play around with,
> but the people that use it tend to be very gracious and knowlegeable.
> 
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> 

OUCH! How long ago was this?  Which dump did it all go to?  Who's up for 
a trip to the dump?  :)

Dang! Wish someone had found out about that just a little earlier.  It 
could have made a lot of people happy!

Charles