Quote from: rag-time4 on 03/31/2009, 03:51 AMhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sugar_pieQuote from: td741 on 03/30/2009, 10:36 AMWhat? No sugar pie?What's a sugar pie?
You mean something like this??:
It's a little like Pecan Pie, but without pecans.
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Show posts MenuQuote from: rag-time4 on 03/31/2009, 03:51 AMhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sugar_pieQuote from: td741 on 03/30/2009, 10:36 AMWhat? No sugar pie?What's a sugar pie?
You mean something like this??:
Quote from: Tatsujin on 06/29/2007, 11:54 AMmaaa bro!! i was listen (ehmm still i do) to this masterpiece from tel jeroen hours after hours.(Need to get a sid player...)
here to remember:
http://hvsc.tp2.be/?path=C64Music/MUSICIANS/T/Tel_Jeroen/Turbo_Outrun_PSID.sid
Quote from: "stevek666"Yeah, I am just happy to learn that the game was available in Canada. It helps me get a better idea of the Amiga scene. In the U.S. there were very few stores that carried Amiga games in stock (some would "special order" items for you, but the selection of titles sucked and was out-of-date). The places that did carry Amiga software were always specialty shops that were owned by someone who loved Amiga (OK, maybe not "always", but the only two places I knew of were owned / managed by Amiga freaks).
Quote from: "stevek666"I have always been annoyed when websites use the U.S. flag to represent North America. I wish there was a "North American" flag. Unfortunately, there really isn't a better way to visually represent N. America than posting three flags (does Quebec get an special one? Then I'd need four flags!).
But that's no good because it's messy! You defeat the purpose of having an icon being a "mental shortcut" if you use more than one of them, I think.
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