but i had already internet in 1982We didn't have the internet in those days
not the one we have now........................it was only txt
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Celebrity Crucifixion
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not the one we have now........................it was only txt
You're right of course.
Most people didn't have the internet, and those who did, didn't have the World Wide Web.
In my last year at school the whole school only had about half a dozen computers, BBC micros.
I had friends who had computers in 1982, but they were all computer science students. I bought my first one in 1987, the graphics were pretty basic, and scanning a photo from Playboy was completely and utterly beyond my capability with that kit.
We had to pass around real printed magazines
but no virus only some nerds who trying somewhat news. my first one was an IBM and the speed with phone on internet was some bitsYou're right of course.
Most people didn't have the internet, and those who did, didn't have the World Wide Web.
In my last year at school the whole school only had about half a dozen computers, BBC micros.
I had friends who had computers in 1982, but they were all computer science students. I bought my first one in 1987, the graphics were pretty basic, and scanning a photo from Playboy was completely and utterly beyond my capability with that kit.
We had to pass around real printed magazines
Who is now my wife was jealous when I bought my first computer because I had a 14 something baud modem and she only had a 9.6...
T
Modesto
Magistrate
The scene where she was washed by the savages was very exciting.
Attachments
Outstanding!
Naraku
Draconarius
I think I figured out what Tree was thinking about! (And, yes, it did make my head hurt)
I think he was remembering the wrong wife of John Derek. I think he is referring to the 1978 film "The Mountain of the Cannibal God" - a k a "Slave of the Cannibal God" - an Italian jungle stinker starring Derek's 2nd wife, Ursula Andress. In the film, for reasons I don't recall, Andress is offered as a sacrifice on a frame in a crucifix-like pose.
It's a easy mistake to make. John Derek was married 4 times & three of them, Ursula Andress, Linda Evans & Bo Derek, pretty much look alike.
I think he was remembering the wrong wife of John Derek. I think he is referring to the 1978 film "The Mountain of the Cannibal God" - a k a "Slave of the Cannibal God" - an Italian jungle stinker starring Derek's 2nd wife, Ursula Andress. In the film, for reasons I don't recall, Andress is offered as a sacrifice on a frame in a crucifix-like pose.
It's a easy mistake to make. John Derek was married 4 times & three of them, Ursula Andress, Linda Evans & Bo Derek, pretty much look alike.
I think I figured out what Tree was thinking about! (And, yes, it did make my head hurt) -Naraku
Watch it, buster!!!
...and yes it could have been Ursula Undress!!!
Tree
Watch it, buster!!!
...and yes it could have been Ursula Undress!!!
Tree
Primus pilus
Magister Australis
Pp should have all the Australian editions up to August 1981 in a box too. He also remembers this series and will investigate but, from September of that year, he was in a land where such magazines were rather strictly forbidden.
I think I figured out what Tree was thinking about! (And, yes, it did make my head hurt) -Naraku
Watch it, buster!!!
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...and yes it could have been Ursula Undress!!!
Tree
Ursula "Undress"... that's such an old one ... but it works...
Primus pilus
Magister Australis
Pp still has memories of watching Holly Ride'her in that Bond movie.Ursula "Undress"... that's such an old one ... but it works...
Naraku
Draconarius
Honey Ryder
The first of many inventively named Bond girls.
I feel a movie trivia contest coming on.
...do you mean to say 'Pussy Galore' had more than one meaning???
Hondoboot2
QUAESTOR PULCHRITUDINIS
I think I have Playboys going back to the early seventies, it is funny, I don't think I've ever thrown out an issue. I even ended up keeping my dad's old issues. It just never felt right to throw them out.
Too many good memories.