There is only one choice... Hypnotoad! O_o

http://youtu.be/8AOfbnGkuGc

Just be sure not to trade for the Trumbles! Oof! Big mistake!

Without treking around the universe and exploring, Star Trek isn't nearly as fun. ;-)

The same link applies to the press conference, which is about to start.

Here is the direct URL to Youtube, in case the Red Bull Stratos site isn't working for people:

http://www.youtube.com/user/redbull?v=MrIxH6DToXQ

Oh... I totally believe that was the case. And maybe the perjury thing too.

I can already envision the corny TV commercial hawking these things. If they showed the orcs producing the coins like they were churning out weapons in the movies, that would be pure perfection.

This reminds me of when the FBI visited my grandfather because he had the same name as some mafia guy who happened to live nearby. I remember him having to sign paperwork swearing he wasn't the same guy as the criminal. lol Crazy stuff! This was in the late 80s, btw.

I believe that doing anything like this would be only for emergency evacuations without a proper craft. I can't see this being a standard way of coming back to earth.

Don't feel bad... I played the same way on my C64. I bet lots of kids did that back then.

btw... I'm also from Central NJ and I learned Apple BASIC and Pascal in school, as well. (Graduated HS in '88) No COBOL for me, though. By the time I had computer classes in school, I had a Vic-20 at home, so I walked in basically knowing BASIC already. Helped having a grandmother that treated me to a computer when I was around 11. heh She also got me my C64. Thank you, Nana! I miss you!

I came to post this too. +1 from me. :-)

So... To flip this... does that mean if I smile when doing something naughty, I won't be recognized by the serious computers?

That one literally got me laughing out loud at work. lol I would toss you a point if I had one. :-D Thanks for the laugh.

Wow! I never realized how popular is actually was. From the Wiki article: "At its peak, GEOS was the third most popular operating system in the world in terms of units shipped, trailing only MS-DOS and Mac OS."

I always felt like I was the only one in my neighborhood who owned it.

I remember my word processing program disk died for my C64 one day, so I ended up using the one in GEOS to get my school paper done that evening. It actually was fairly nice for the day. I tend to think I would pull my hair out now if I tried using it. heh