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Under 20 years? 18 5.37%
Between 20 to 40 years? 144 42.99%
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Old 12-05-07, 07:18 PM   #151
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< 20 will be classified as an unfertilized egg.
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Old 12-05-07, 09:05 PM   #152
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Male, 27.

I feel like some kind of a youngster here

My first computer (commodore Vic20) had 3,5 kB RAM and no graphics at all, only text mode. But the text was in 8 colours!!!
Maybe that is why I prefer strategies and simulations than those nice, shiny and flashy action games.
lol im almost 35 now and my first cpu was a vic20...learned basic on that thing and had a cassette drive for storage...
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Old 12-05-07, 09:49 PM   #153
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I had a TRS Model 1 'archived' in my parents attic. Along with the cassete tape 'drive' and several hand coded basic programs I had written.

They threw the damn thing out

I was hoping it would be worth something someday... oh well.
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Old 12-05-07, 09:51 PM   #154
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56. Dear old Dad shipped out on a transport to New Guinea in the Pacific War and couldn't stand the sweat and stink down in the hold. After a few days he came up on to the deck for a little fresh air. In the middle of the ocean in the middle of that night he looked up and saw a million stars. Always wanted to know what it might feel like out there heading into battle. Guess that's why I like this game so much. You guys sure are making it a pleasure to play it. Thanks!
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Old 12-06-07, 01:20 AM   #155
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35-40 class

personally, I keep some light reading and set the time comp after I plot the course...the game does a fine job of dropping out of hyperspace when it needs me...wish real life did that...
As an Old Codger, I love this game...I seldom set Time Compress....I just set a course (real-time) out of my home base and then take my mid-afternoon nap...I don't miss a thing!
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Old 12-06-07, 07:20 AM   #156
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young gun at 16 here
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Old 12-06-07, 08:41 AM   #157
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I'm 38
3 smalll kids, one small hot wife, been into subsims since Aces of the deep almost caused me to flunk out of college. I'm a corporate pilot by trade which is probably why flight sims don't do a thing for me.....it's like going to work.
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Old 12-06-07, 10:30 AM   #158
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I'm 38
3 smalll kids, one small hot wife, been into subsims since Aces of the deep almost caused me to flunk out of college. I'm a corporate pilot by trade which is probably why flight sims don't do a thing for me.....it's like going to work.
I envy you! I'm a flight simmer, always wanted to become a corporate pilot but I can't because my eyesight was not great, and they don't approve modern laser-eye surgery methods!
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Old 12-06-07, 10:36 AM   #159
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I'm a really young 20.
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Old 12-06-07, 10:42 AM   #160
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28 M

Dipped my toe into the world of Subsimming via Silent Service 2 on the Atari.
Now 18 years on the book cases are groaning under the weight of all the naval related books that that game inspired me to buy.
Best decision I ever made.
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Old 12-06-07, 02:49 PM   #161
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I'm 38
3 smalll kids, one small hot wife, been into subsims since Aces of the deep almost caused me to flunk out of college. I'm a corporate pilot by trade which is probably why flight sims don't do a thing for me.....it's like going to work.
I envy you! I'm a flight simmer, always wanted to become a corporate pilot but I can't because my eyesight was not great, and they don't approve modern laser-eye surgery methods!
Thread H/J sorry - The FAA has no problem with Laser eye surgery, as long as it is successful 20/20 to them is all that matters...as long as you get there somehow....glasses, Lasik, genetics....whatever.
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Old 12-06-07, 05:03 PM   #162
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i am 98, and any faster game pace would trigger me a heart attack!...
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Old 12-07-07, 06:14 AM   #163
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i am 98, and any faster game pace would trigger me a heart attack!...
Ha ha, that's a good one. Nice try thu with 98 yo (or...?)

Its all about that first...... "ping"......


Right?

After that you have no choise, your'e hooked!!!




And again, thanks for many fine and funny answers! It's a joy reading all the comments, I'm so glad I have a chair with safety belt keeping me from falling in the floor from laughter
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Old 12-07-07, 09:45 AM   #164
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32 on the outside, but 16 on the inside
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Old 12-07-07, 10:04 AM   #165
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I'm 27.
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