Posted: 29/08/2005 - 8:02
Seems that the baby stays with its owner for the time being. 
Yeah, even with my best efforts (for I am c64er)LMan / Remix64 wrote:Seems that the baby stays with its owner for the time being.
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Posted: 29/08/2005 - 14:28
Posted: 29/08/2005 - 15:33
My guess is that the minimum bet was 100 quid.
Posted: 29/08/2005 - 21:53
A good guess.LMan / Remix64 wrote:My guess is that the minimum bet was 100 quid.
Posted: 30/08/2005 - 7:04
A very good guess.
But I'm glad it's staying at the BZ-HQ.
But I'm glad it's staying at the BZ-HQ.
Posted: 30/08/2005 - 7:52
Personally, I am glad as well. It's a part of your own personal history and a memento you spent a lot of time building up.Kenz wrote:A very good guess.
But I'm glad it's staying at the BZ-HQ.
We all still win from it, you get to hang on to a special C64 and retain bragging rights, I get to keep my £100 which can go on things like food now.
Posted: 30/08/2005 - 8:15
It will make a special appearance at BitLite so you can ...
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Posted: 30/08/2005 - 10:38
*shudder*Kenz wrote:It will make a special appearance at BitLite so you can ...
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That photo is enough to make even the most amicable northern stereotype a bit angry. It's probably a bit difficult flogging a speedboat when you are 30 miles inland....