🚀 go-pugleaf

I'm still here - lurking in the shadows. Like a lot of others I have also
succumbed to the lure of the PC. I like to follow what's going on, but can't
honestly say when was the last time I used my Amiga. My wife uses her 1200
still, for game playing. Kids don't use theirs anymore, they are gathering
dust in drawers somewhere. As is my 500+ and 2000 m/cs. Having been a fan
from the start, I refuse to part with them.

regards to all.
Melvyn


Andy Macklin wrote in message
<958.943T1028T13673830andy@toadhall.u-net.com>...
>Nyk typed some of the following:
>> Once upon a time in the land of demon.tech.amiga,
>> Chris Hewitt wrote:
>
>>> Greetings Alex Wilde
>>>>> Jeez, doesn't *anybody* (except occasionally Angus) post to the Mig
>>>>> groups any more?  Days and weeks go by -- nothing :-(
>>>>>
>
>>>>Just how many of us are still out there (here)?
>
>>>>Maybee we should all come out of the shadows and announce ourselves as
>>>>the last few dta and/or disa members.
>
>>> Well I'm still here. I'm not the most vocal of people but I've been
>>> lurking in dta/disa since around May 1995. I joined Demon via the Amiga
>>> Computing cover disk - how many people remember that?
>
>> <sticks hand up>
>
>Me too ;)
>
>I've been here for so long that I can remember Neil's old Demon email
>address.
>
>Andy
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