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28/4/2017

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No, I'm not going to ask him about Mario 64.
Hey, kids! What are you doing on May 20th? If you can be in the Midlands, I'll be attending the Retro Revival event at Banks Stadium in Walsall.

Hilariously, I'll be on stage with the 90s gaming icon-turned-ace-tatooist that is Dave "The Bandana One" Perry. Plus, as we'll be getting close to the premiere of Found Footage, I shall probably be showing some of that.

Dave's gonna love it, yeah?! Come on, Dave. You're gonna love my show. Why won't you watch my show, Dave?! Come on. Just watch my show.

As if this wasn't an enticing enough prospect, there'll also be a Rare Panel featuring Kevin Bayliss, Shawn Pile, Chris Seavor and Chris Marlow, a Gremlin Graphics panel with Mark Hardisty, Mike Lister and Rich Stevenson, and a panel discussing the Spectrum Next with Henrique Olifiers and Jim Bagley.

And that's not all! Also this:


  • Over 50 classic FREE PLAY arcade machines.
  • Around 20 FREE PLAY pinball machines.
  • A great selection of the best retro collectible traders, headed up by Vintage Gamer.
  • A new larger presentation zone, with special guest talks and Q+A's hosted by Retro Asylum.
  • Over 250 consoles, computers and retro gaming attractions from popular to rare.

Day tickets are just £12, and you can find out more here. Do come and say hello to me, as I've really no idea what business I have being there.

Lastly, it's monthly begging time! If you don't already support me on Patreon or via Paypal, and you enjoy my work and want to see it continue, and you can afford to spare a few quid a month, please consider doing so. It really helps me justify the time it takes to write Digi, plus... it's helping hugely with the funding of my absurdly ambitious Kickstarter series, which has gone wildly over its Kickstarter budget. Fake bums aren't free you know.

Thank you...!


And now? On with those letters! If you would like to appear on next week's page, or you've something you'd like me to give some attention to in our occasional Plug Zone - please send your emails for next week to this place here: digitiser2000@gmail.com
LOVE ME?
Biffles! This is just a random (slightly drunk) message: I adore what you do, and you bring a lot of pleasure into many a small guy's life. If you need to shoot in Berlin, DE, lemme know. Can always put you guys up.

​Lots of love,
Chrissy
P.S. Confessions of a Chat Room Freak: my go to book when I needs me a pick me up.
Well... that was a nice message to wake up to. Albeit lessened by the knowledge you were a bit drunk. I know all too well that it actually takes a lot (of drink) to tell someone that you like their work, but take it from me that it's never taken for granted. I mean, if you're not making life better for the people around you, what's the point of being here?

I've probably mentioned before that I once told the writer Paul Cornell that I'd loved one of his Doctor Who novels, and he went a bit funny. I got the sense that he wasn't used to hearing it from a random like me, but I think he appreciated it. 

So... if you like somebody's work... never assume they think they're great. Please do let them know. It might encourage them to do more of what you enjoy. It's a small kindness that costs nothing, but goes a long way.

Also, when you invited me to come and "shoot" in Berlin, you mean "do filming" right? I hope you're not trying to recruit me into an extremist cause...!!!!! #HaHa
CHAPPED KNUCKLES
Due to hanging around Soviet-era train stations on a recent trip to Prague, I've developed chilblains on my hands. As I'm not fond of my knuckles spontaneously bleeding, I'm now required to coat my "fleshy gentlemen" in an oily cream until they get their respective acts together. 

​Do you have any tips to help me avoid the inevitable transfer of manual grease to the grips of my still-sort-of-new Nintendo Switch?
Gerard O'Brien
Alas, I have the same problem, but with talc. All my gadgets have talc on them, due to the fact I'm a talcboy. And don't even get me started on the state of the bathroom floor. It's like Mount St Helens has been belching out ash after I've been in there. I just really like talc.

Sorry if you find it weird that I enjoy having a soft and dry groin/crack. It's just one of my things.
GAME OFF
I thought I'd let you know about my recent experience in a branch of Game. Specifically, the one in Colchester. I've not been there since last November, and it has changed. So much so that when I left I was visibly shaking my head.

The first clue was the shop's signage. Not the pink and magenta that they are known for, but a more austere black on white. Other shops have taken this route - Debenhams and Marks and Spencer.

So, I thought, are Game taking the same path set by other struggling high street brands? Inside, I find that the answer is no. The first thing to strike is is that the retail space has been halved in size. Where there used to be a good run of PS4, XBox and Nintendo... is now dark. Almost "this part of the shop is closed due to being refurbished" dark.

But it was full - crammed with PCs being used for real games. This zone had a name - but I've forgotten what it is (and can't find a mention of it on Game's web site).

There were kids sitting staring at scenes - playing some kind of shoot-em-up. Not sure which, but their faces lit by the eery glow of the screens. Heads encased in  headphones. The only sound was the clicking of mice, the tapping of keyboards.

It was dark and quiet. It made me think of my imaginings of monastic scriptoria - where those who had taken holy orders were dutifully copying scripture onto parchment by the light of tallow candles. There was a religious silence to the whole place.

Clearly those playing games were getting noise thrown at them through the headphones, and no doubt the dialogue being thrown around by the in-game characters was anything but holy - I expect military grade levels of swearing was in abundance. To the onlooker, though... silence. There was a "bouncer" of sorts - presumably to stop people bursting in, turning on the lights, and telling the youths that they had homework to do.

This shocked me slightly. To me, the notion of playing games amongst friends involved heading to an arcade and seeing who could get the high score in Space Invaders, or how far along you could get in Zaxxon, or indeed any other similar scroller. Or just sitting round a telly passing the game controller around. Those not playing would be cheering on, encouraging (nudging to maybe to put the player off? Nah!). It was a social  experience - the kind that Biffo tells us the Switch gives you.

This place didn't seem to offer that same feeling. Any faces seen were all in game characters, grizzled, contorted as they die in some rendering of uncanny valley. It seemed quite, well, empty to me.

I think I get what the Switch is about now. I get why it could be more important than polygon counts and GPU speeds. It about playing face to face  with friends, isn't it? Bringing that aspect back to the fore of gaming. Yes. That's what it is.

Please send me one.
Paul
Yeah. I do admire Nintendo for that. Also, I really do think that Pokemon Go - even though everyone has stopped playing it - deserves more credit for attempting to get people off their backsides. Rather than just make money, it feels as if Nintendo is genuinely trying to make the world a better place. 

​Again, 
if you're not making life better for the people around you, what's the point of being here?
RUCK ON
I can't help but notice that at some point, I believe it was around 19/21 years ago, we all stopped wearing our rucksacks on a single strap. Now I don't have a problem with it, I just don't understand why we all stopped at exactly the same time.

I wouldn't have been seen dead in my school years rocking a 'Double Harris'. Or even anything less than a single strap, adjusted to its maximum setting. But you very rarely see it these days, and when you do it looks so very wrong. Why is this please?

I'm aware you may not be the best person to ask, but I don't have Brian Cox's email address, nor am I on Twitter.
Harry Barris
Well, I never had a rucksack at school, as that really wasn't the thing back in those days. I had a bag that you held with your hands.

Nowadays, my "work bag" is one of those messenger bags where the strap crosses the body. I used to have a Dunlop one, but was given a new Boba Fett one at Christmas. For some reason, it stinks of fish inside. I'd hoped that the smell would lessen, but it seems to be getting worse. 


This is my life. In short: my bag stinks.
ABUSE
Further to the thinly veiled slanderous accusations hurled at me last week, I wish to set the record straight. Firstly I never stole any microphones. Although I did see it for sale later on in the local Cash Convertor. Secondly, there are less of us in Squillion Vermillion and so we can charge less. Plus we are better.
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If "Maxamillion" wants to start a beef we will see him down the precinct outside the chippy for a dance-off to settle this once and for all. Puffy jackets optional.
Tristain Violence
I had to look back at last week's letters to understand what you were banging on about. Press reveal to see if Zammo from Grange Hill has a special message for you.
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HEART WHOLE
1. I agreed wholeheartedly with your article about the Spectrum, specifically about a loss of British character in games, in part due to aiming for mass-market appeal. This struck me as being particularly true in the case of Bully/Canis Canem Edit. It would have worked so much better at a British Boarding or Grammar school.

2. What's your favourite example of computer game voice acting?

3. Is there any stage in any game more associated with a series and/or more iconic than Green Hill Zone in Sonic the Hedgehog?
John Whyte
1. Yeah, I nearly mentioned Bully in that article. I was so disappointed with it. Rockstar were clearly trying to evoke Skool Daze, but without the British setting it was nothing for me. Nothing.

2. Uhhh... I do like what Nolan North does. Especially in the Uncharted games. Which, actually, have strong voice acting throughout. It always feels naturalistic and "acted" rather than "read"  - which it is more often than not in games. Especially in RPGs.

3. Um... probably not many, but I'd say the opening level in Doom is pretty iconic. Maybe World 1-2 in Super Mario Bros? Also, that first stage in Donkey Kong. 
THE FRONDS
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​Today is Thursday. Tomorrow is Friday. 

Remember Happy Days? Monday, Tuesday Happy Days! Wednesday Septembo Happy Days! Novemer Feptebo Happy Days! Etc...

No, I don't remember it either - it was shite. Why did that Font fella have those magical skills with a click of his fingers? He wasn't cool - he was some sort of wizard and I never saw him fight (but I've only ever seen a couple of episodes).

Ralph Malph. Now THAT is a cool person, just because of his name and he was ginger, just like my cat, Baby Duke.

I'd like to see The Font fight with the Ultimate Warrior. Sadly, Warrior is dead. Warrior would win though. He sent me an email a few years ago (true story). 'Always believe' he ended his email with. I'm an atheist and skeptic so I don't believe in anything - especially The Font. The Font is worse than dead Paul Daniels. He was shite too...but at least he admitted he was a wizard.

There's a pulse in a new-born sun I believe. But do cats have souls? Nah - no such thing as cats.

I am fit and strong (but awaiting surgery on my foot) and that is all.
Gaming Mill
Press reveal for some more Zammo wisdom:
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KICKOFF
Well I was pretty upset this week at the launch of the Kickstarter to the much awaited ZX Spectrum Next, clearly the best rebooted spectrum since ever!

Comprising of all the original stuff you could want and 7Mhz or power and an upgraded AY chip - not to mention that lovely new sexy shiny case! I have wanted one since I first saw the renders for it - I didn't really care!

Unfortunately, finding myself between full time jobs,  I couldn't afford it. However! After a crowd-fund campaign (that was purely fictitious) a friend has lent me the money so I have kicked it!

I am in, I am not a coder (nor have I ever been). I am a graphics guy - but I really want to write some new stuff for this (Updated Trashman maybe?). I am thinking of learning machine code, but I fear my old and crusty brains won't be able. But I will definitely be doing some graphics for it - and might even start a You Tubes channel doing more Speccy-related stuff.

Are you getting one? I know a lot of snobby oldskool retro types (you know who you are) get sniffy because it's not a proper Speccy, but for me it encompasses everything about the Spectrum I love AND not only that.. the Old speccy programmers appear to be waking up. Also, a whole swathe of users from back in the day making new stuff for the Next is getting me really excited.

It's been funded and heading quickly towards some intriguing stretch goals. I've not been this excited for new hardware in YEARS! 
Favus
I do want to back it and get one, but current cashflow issues - yes, I've gone absurdly over-budget on Found Footage - have prevented me from doing so. If I can squeeze out some pennies before the Kickstarter ends I shall certainly be doing so. Hopefully it'll have some sort of joypad support, though. Even that new keyboard looks like a henrystain. 
Please watch and share my latest teaser for Found Footage. I think it's really good. Also, subscribe to the Digitiser2000 YouTube channel for more over the coming weeks...! We're getting closer...
38 Comments
Paul
28/4/2017 09:48:02 am

FIRST!

Also, I’m in the same kind of boat with the Spectrum Next. The thing just looks lovely - Dickinson has done himself proud with that updated case. If I can find the cash, I’ll seriously consider backing it.

However, I have been stung by a previous Speccy Kickstarter project. That “Recreated ZX Spectrum” thing. Well, I do have mine (I know some people never got what they paid for - boo!). There is also the copyright issues which plagued that, and appears to be following the Vega around like a hungry tramp whose had all his money stoled by toughs. Also the official app has vanished from the App Store.

They also used Arial (a font that never existed in the 1980s) on it instead of Helevtica. The fools.

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Waynan The Barbarian
28/4/2017 10:44:22 am

SECOND!

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Treacle
28/4/2017 10:46:39 am

I'm with Chrissy in wanting to say thank you to the Biffster for all the entertainment, pleasure and occasional moments of sheer joy you've provided over the years.

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Mr Biffo
28/4/2017 11:00:47 am

Aw, thanks, Treac.

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John Veness
28/4/2017 10:50:55 am

Darn it, Biffo! You got me trying to decode Zammo's binary, hoping it was a Found Footage-style clue, but I'm getting nothing useful.

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Mr Biffo
28/4/2017 11:01:36 am

Don't bust a gut overthinking it!

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Zammo
28/4/2017 12:23:07 pm

Just say 0110111001101111.

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DEAN
28/4/2017 10:52:13 am

I know what you mean, Harry!

When I went to college I quickly realised that only an idiot uses both straps on their rucksack. I fell in line in short order and got lost in the flock - never questioned any of it.
I have kids of my own now and wince when they're getting ready to leave for school sporting the double strap...

But what marked this sea change and heralded in this brave new era of British kids looking like French exchange students....

My chronology is probably completely out of whack but could it have been around the same time that being a nerd or geek had been declared as cool?
Like wearing prescriptionless spectacles or having a couple of biros in your top pocket.... Say.... around the time of teen pop punk bands?

Here's a thing - I went on a cheeky weekend with my wife not so long ago and we wanted to travel extremely lightly and took a backpack - I honestly had no fucking idea how to wear it - it was a classic damned if I do, damned if I don't moment. I ended up carrying it in an anxiety wrought clenched fist and if anything, if anything, Harry, I looked as mental as if I'd been carrying the severed head of Medusa.

On another note - have any male readers ever carried their lady's handbag for them?
When my wife expects this I feel my scrotum recede like well trained Sumo wrestler baggage does (I read once) and if she gives me 'that' look and I'm under heavy duress then I stand and hold it like something worse than a bag overflowing with wet dog shit and try and avoid eye contact with any passers by. I would rather be struggling to remain conscious trying to vasectomise myself with a hammer but she just thinks I'm being a twat.

I am clearly not a modern man - unga-bunga.

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Biscuits
28/4/2017 11:29:11 am

The double strap was indeed 'brought back' around the time of the insipid pop punk invasion. Apparently wearing just one strap can monkey with your shoulder blades, but all kids have to carry around these days is an iPad and a protein pill so I don't see the harm.

This is true:
I'm a broad shouldered neanderthal and I carry a backpack to work: I wear it casually draped over my shoulder, my arm doesn't go through the loop. Now when some cool dudes skateboard past you wearing their bags like that, you know who they are aping

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Voodoo76
28/4/2017 11:41:16 am

Ah so the straps are to go over the shoulders? Jesus Christ i wish someone could have mentioned this earlier, like 30 years ago. I've always worn mine balanced on my head, like an African lady carrying a basket of fruit. Not easy as i do a lot of cycling.

DEAN
28/4/2017 02:41:34 pm

Monkey with your shoulder blades?
If anything I'd have guessed it would result in poor posture or lead you to walking as if you'd forgotten to wear your built-up shoe... I suppose you sort of compensate by dropping the other shoulder... yeah.

If I ever see a skaterboi doing as you say I'll shout "BISCUITS" at them - that's a promise!

RichardM
28/4/2017 11:38:17 am

At school in the mid-90s people used to call Double Harrisers "Captain Two-Straps", and in later years advocates of the practice would sing "Captain Two-Straps, he's a hero, he cuts bad backs down to zero." I hope that helps.

As for the handbag thing, I just keep doing a Reeves and Mortimer style "Oooh, handbags." until she takes it back off me in disgust. Top tip.

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DEAN
28/4/2017 02:51:56 pm

That sounds like it might work - what you're saying is make it seem as though you love it....
I don't think I'd be convincing enough... another reason why I don't feel right holding it.

Picston Shottle
28/4/2017 04:28:00 pm

Backpacks should only ever be worn with a single strap. Double strapping is an abomination. I don't care how heavy the load is that you're carrying, and that you're risking scoliosis, but you just don't double strap. It's wrong.

Good call on French exchange students, DEAN. They were always easy to spot; the double strap backpack wearing was a give away, but the biggest giveaway was the footwear; these continentals always gave themselves away with their choice of footwear.

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Monkey Head
29/4/2017 08:00:55 pm

I too wear my Backpack with just one strap, to be honest I hadn't even noticed that everyone else had stopped until it was pointed out here. This could be one of the reasons my children keep telling me that I'm not, in fact, cool. Before everyone at school had backpacks there was a trend for oversize "Head" bags that I too succumbed to, as I proudly walked with my new one through central train station on a busy Saturday afternoon I was targeted by a ticket collector who repeatedly shouted to everyone there, "Look, a Head Case!" Whilst pointing at me, I just ran.
I'm not changing my back pack carrying style now though, just doesn't feel right.
Dean, I too regularly get left holding a handbag, either my Girlfriend's or one of my daughter's, I'm quite dosy at times though and often forget I've got it until some passing wag opines "Suits you". Time and experience has made me stop fighting it though, I never win and end up regretting any resistance every time. Incidentally, I've never had an inclination to own a man (hand) bag as described by Mr Biffo but if they're making Bobba Fett ones I might be tempted.

Chris Dyson
1/5/2017 09:20:40 am

I do both. If it's a short walk then 1 strap, longer walk 2 straps. Strapage can vary depending on weight of bag as well as distance.

strapage = modulus(distance/bag_weight, 2) + 1

John Veness
28/4/2017 10:52:57 am

Re: that Infiltration video, was it filmed at the Centre for Computing History at Cambridge?

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Mr Biffo
28/4/2017 11:01:16 am

It was shot at an abandoned facility in another dimension.

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Chris
28/4/2017 02:02:35 pm

TRANSLATION: Yes.

Sewage75
28/4/2017 11:31:15 am

Your exactly right, when you talk aboot the way the youth of today wear their rucksacks, although I can remember a lad(Davey Routine) when I was at schools would wear his holdall in the aforementioned 'double Harris',I recently read in the local rag that he won £50,000 playing the postcode lottery and spent the lot on red objects(red door,red carpet etc) as he believed it would garner himy more good luck!

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Biscuits
28/4/2017 11:41:55 am

Please tell me you have a link for that, I want to read about the red items. He might be mental!

Did you see this fellow?

http://www.echo-news.co.uk/news/14998195.Eastenders_superfan_spends___5_000_transforming_his_home_into_Ben_Mitchell_shrine/#gallery0

I guarantee the contents of the link are better than the URL would suggest

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Kestrel
28/4/2017 11:49:14 pm

That can't be real surely, some sort of spoof site i'm not hip enough to know about?

"He is well-known for going shopping in Basildon town centre in a onesie covered in Ben Mitchell's face." made me giggle.

John
23/5/2017 02:52:48 pm

Oh my. That is special.

RichardM
28/4/2017 11:32:42 am

I always wondered why Mr Biffo smells like old ladies, and now have the answer. TALC! TALC! TTTTTTTTALC!

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Mr Biffo
28/4/2017 11:35:20 am

I only use "man talc"...

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RichardM
28/4/2017 11:44:15 am

I was only aware of Johnson's Baby Powder until this moment. Turns out there really are a lot of talcs to choose from. Worldview: changed.

DEAN
28/4/2017 12:56:28 pm

Funnily enough a friend and I came up with an idea to market talcum powder aimed at mens' man bits.

Feel silkier AND sexier with new TOTAL SCROTAL.
It's anti-fungal, deodorising and extra dry.
Our micropore talc really penetrates the dermal layers of your ballbag and this in turn increases teste temperature resulting in a head-turning handful.
Also useful for checking for testicular cancer and reducing sperm quality.

We discussed packing it with a little puff. Optional wand attachment available separately.

Kickstarter?

DEAN
28/4/2017 01:46:24 pm

I just can't stop talking bollocks today:

Johnson's fairly recently paid a fortune in compensation to an American lady who believed her ovarian cancer was caused by using talc.

And then there's your lung's... maybe not asbestos level bad but it can't be good.

Why not opt for a cornstarch based powder?
Femfresh and Vagisil make fine alternatives!

Mr Biffo
28/4/2017 06:07:04 pm

Just let me enjoy my talc, man.

DEAN
28/4/2017 07:44:01 pm

Sorry :O)

Go crazy with that shit and make your smallest room look like Keith Richards had a party with Danniella Westbrook in there!

Leigh
1/5/2017 05:31:40 pm

Biffo, we don't mind that you're a self-confessed talcboy. We do mind that you forced us to visualise you squatting on your bathroom floor, stamping one foot in a kind of nervous tic as you aggressively funnel handfuls of talc upwards into your man-parts like an Alsatian digging on a beach.

Biscuits the character
28/4/2017 11:33:56 am

DAVE PERRY.

I remember seeing him playing against another guy on Gamesmaster, and Dave lost, and Dominic asked him where he went wrong and he said 'I was just a bit shit really' or something to that effect, and I was delighted to be hearing a cuss at such a hour. He also championed Aladdin on Megadrive, which was a stupendous game.

I reckon he was into Neds Atomic Dustbin, Carter USM, Sensless Things and all them. Could you ask him if you get the chance? Thanks

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John Veness
28/4/2017 11:37:19 am

I'm not saying that Dave "The Games Animal" Perry *didn't* champion Aladdin on MegaDrive, but are you aware that a different David Perry wrote said game? Just wondering if you're getting mixed up.

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Biscolas
28/4/2017 11:43:42 am

Oh yeah, you're right! I may well be getting mixed up. Ask him that too please Biffo.

Also I reckon he was into Pop Will Eat Itself

RichardM
28/4/2017 11:47:16 am

The Earthworm Jim / Aladdin Dave Perry done a speech at my graduation, having been awarded an honourary doctorate by the University. I was a bit disappointed it wasn't the Games Animal. No bandana or anything.

Salmon hi yak
28/4/2017 01:24:50 pm

I don't think he would have been a fan of any of those bands,he looked far to clean,if I had to have a guess of which musical genre he would have liked,it would have gone for Europop,maybe,Dr Albarn,haddaway,culture beat or tragic jugglers.

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Biccies
28/4/2017 02:07:10 pm

I can definitely see him with a glowstick or two now you mention it...

Biscuits
28/4/2017 09:37:52 pm

Welcome back Gaming Mill! I greatly enjoyed your bowling videos upon finding out you are a 'youtuber' that makes 'content'

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