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Poaching of endangered species continues to be a problem. Let's dress the animals in Level IV bulletproof vests. They make them for police dogs, why not hippos?
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Welcome to the 'bakery [VIC20] I was a C64 kind of guy myself...good times. |
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- and who will fit these vest ? "First catch
your tiger..." |
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Do they need fitting? Just put up a few changing rooms in the jungle, let the animals try on a few from off the rack, and take whichever one fits best. |
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Well, I suppose Greenpeace or Earth First could muster some volunteers to dress the animals... it would be fun to watch! |
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Who was Vic 20 on the C64? |
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The VIC20 was a forerunner to the C64 - and a fine machine too, sporting a full 5K of RAM, a dizzying array of colours, and the MOS built 6502 processor (the same one used in the later C64) |
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//6502 processor// also used in the BBC Micro (which I had). |
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It's now endangered. We should put bulletproof vests on the remaining examples so they don't get shot. |
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//I was a C64 kind of guy myself// - That's just [zen_tom] trying to appear 'modern'. The fact is he's still coding C64 games. |
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I still think the answer is arming the animals so they can fire back. |
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