On Sat, 27 Nov 2021 22:08:13 +1100, Noddy wrote:

> On 27/11/2021 5:27 pm, lindsay wrote:
>>> Seems you feel a bit butt hurt, otherwise you'd not bring
>>>> it up.
>>>
>>> Not in the slightest. The words of a proven congenital liar have no
>>> effect at all.
>>
>> Seems you remember those words well....
>
> Lol :)
>
> For someone who's not the "slightest bit bothered", he has no problems
> with his recall :)

Dear Fraudster,
Would you please explain how your killfail works?

alvey

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On 29/11/2021 2:08 am, Clocky wrote:
>
>>> 386SX?
>>
>> Yep. Piece of shit, but I was hooked on computers, and flying blind.
>
>
> Well yeah, a 386SX was the poor man's 386 but that didn't mean it was
> cheap ;-)
>

yep. it was my first IBM computer and I paid $1,500 for it!

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On 27/11/2021 7:08 pm, Noddy wrote:
> On 27/11/2021 5:27 pm, lindsay wrote:
>>> Seems you feel a bit butt hurt, otherwise you'd not bring
>>>> it up.
>>>
>>> Not in the slightest. The words of a proven congenital liar have no
>>> effect at all.
>>
>> Seems you remember those words well....
>
> Lol :)
>
> For someone who's not the "slightest bit bothered", he has no problems
> with his recall :)
>
>
>

Nothing at all wrong with my recall... so let's check yours.

NoddyLiar, July 8 2013 - expanding on his PC/XT ownership delusion.

"I said 1980, and that was clearly incorrect. The machine I bought was
an original XT that had twin 5.25" floppies and a mono screen and was
probably in late 1981."

Release date of the IBM PC/XT was 1983. This is easily verified by
anyone who cares to look.

"The only reason I remember roughly when is because I had not long had
the machine set up and working when a TV ad for a then new VC Commodore"

The "then new" Commodore released in September 1981 was the VH
Commodore. Again, easy to verify as fact.

"came on during the Grand final"

Holden model year released were in September so they would be
advertising their new model during the VFL grand final, the VH.

"and the price of the car was a few
hundred bucks more than what I paid for the PC."

Except the first IBM PC's weren't delivered to US customers until
October 1981... yet NoddyLiar will have you believe had his XT, released
in 1983, all set up before US customers took delivery of their IBM *PC*
the 5150 in September 1981 remembering that the grand final is
September... and he'll have us believe Holden was advertising an old
model during the 1981 VFL grand final when they had just released a new one.

All fact according to him, all bullshit according to recorded history :-)