Who is the oldest and youngest Emutalk members?

[Quvack]

19 at the moment 20 in 3 days and a few hours

 

[mesman00]

19

 

[karth95]

I'm 24.

Gent said he was born in 1969, making him 34/35, which is not old.

 

[The Khan Artist]

Specifically, November 3, 1969.

 

[joel_029]

17
will be 18 in a week and 1 day

 

[karth95]

hm. I'm beginning to feel old. When did emulation start being something most people did when they were <20?

 

[Clements]

I'm just a young whipper-snapper, being 18, 19 in November.

 

[kazooie]

Specifically, November 3, 1969.

Me, I'm exactly 5 months older than the Khan Artist.

What do I win?

 

[Hacktarux]

Nothing, icepir8 is older i think

 

[2fast4u]

18 here, 19 not in sight yet

 

[The Khan Artist]

Specifically, November 3, 1969.

Me, I'm exactly 5 months older than the Khan Artist.

What do I win?

That's Gent's birthday, not mine. Mine is May 6, 1986.

So, if you were referring to that date, then you are actually older than Gent.

 

[Remote]

And that's old...

 

[Gent]

kazooie: Compared to nearly everyone on this Board & infact ther whole emulation Com you am Zimmer Frame Friendly baby lain:

The only one older then you i can think of is Icepir8 but thats just on paper as he is a young nipper Snapper At Heart.

/me points @ kazooie and Shouts "U Am Old"

 

[Gorxon]

Heh, I am about as old as the Khan Artist...just (well, one month ago or so) turned 17. irate:

 

[ra5555]

I am 17.. going off to colleage in 1 week!

 

[alexa999]

I dont care how old you think I am because you'll never know.

 

[Teamz]

22 here

 

[kazooie]

I honestly find it hard to believe I'm the oldest old bastard around here! Haven't you young 'uns got better things to do with your time?
I remember back in my day....

 

[Anton]

Well, I'm an old emu-lover/doomer/quaker
I'm 30.
Old...
Even remember my first PC (can't call it PC now - "typewrigter", actually) - 486 SX, 250 kb video, 4 mb RAM, 256 mb HD, black&white 14" monitor - doom2 was REALLY slow there
Good old days...

 

[nullroute]

I'm not as old (25)... but in computer terms... I remember my 1st Commodore Vic20 with 20kB of memory (4k usable) and (I believe) a powerful 500kHz processor... that right <b>kHz</b> was what they measured cpu speed in back then.

Harddrive?... we didn't even have disks. we had magnetic tape (audio cassettes actually).