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socrates63

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    Seattle suburb (Bothell)
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    Seattle
  • First Console
    Atari VCS
  • Coolest Item In Your Collection
    Pitfall! and Keystone Kapers signed by David Crane and Garry Kitchen, respectively
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    Ivory’s
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    Robotron 2084
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    Monopoly
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    Star Wars - New Hope
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    Leave It to Beaver
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    Thor
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    VCS, 800, Vectrex and games for them
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  1. I just had a very fun interaction and a brief travel down Memory Lane 🙂

    Back in the 80s, I was friends with a guy name George. He had an older brother and two younger sisters. It turned out that the older of the two sisters lives in my neighborhood and ours kids attended the same school and our kids have become very close lately. She and her son just walked to my house to give me a box of pears as a thank you for taking her son (and my son) to the airport this Sunday for their high school graduation trip to California.

    We had a short chat on the porch, and she randomly mentions this small black box with a TV screen and that I had lent it to her brother back in the 80s (I don't recall lending it to him), and she and her sister played the heck out of it. I knew immediately what she was talking about and brought out my Vectrex. Her eyes beamed. I had never known that she was into playing games. She was very shy and I had never heard her say anything when we were kids. She said she never forgot it, and it was a very positive part of her childhood. Her family did not have computers nor video games. I told her that I'd lend it to her again, so she can relive those days.

    So random and unexpected but so cool! And it was our kids who brought us together for this chat.

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