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#4 Oct 06 2004 at 11:43 AM Rating: Decent

Smasharoo

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Your avatar rocks! I haven't played Oregon Trail is almost 14 years.

What was the other one with the pond and the Osprey?

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#5 Oct 06 2004 at 11:45 AM Rating: Decent

__DEL__1716164190383

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Jophiel wrote:

You could have PM'd Gadin that

"Yeah, well you could have PM'd me!"
"But I didn't!"
"You should have PM'd me that!"
"You should have PM'd THAt to ME!"
"Well, you..."

******* about people not PM'ing are teh ghey.

PM me that and I'll get back to you.

Sucker.

#6 Oct 06 2004 at 11:55 AM Rating: Decent

__DEL__1592762246334

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I could have PM'ed it. But it was a weak attempt at striking up conversation about an old favorite PC game.

If anyone actually remembers Oregon Trail, you started off in New York with up to six companions. The game teaches humanity and preparation for the unknown at a very young age. You started out with $5,000 and had a choice of buying ammo, food, or equipment and other options such as clothes, medicine etc.

You also had to leave the starting city at just the righ ttime, as to avoid the winter months during travel.

If anyone else remembers this classic go ahead and chime in.

Gadin

#7 Oct 06 2004 at 11:57 AM Rating: Decent

__DEL__1716164190383

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Gadin wrote:

If anyone else remembers this classic go ahead and chime in.

Gadin

I remember wishing that my teams could degenerate into the Donner Party.

#8 Oct 06 2004 at 11:59 AM Rating: Excellent

Jophiel

Liberal Conspiracy

TILT

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The game teaches humanity

WTF?

Oregon Trail largely taught me to fire my shotgun just ahead of the deer, not at it.

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#9 Oct 06 2004 at 12:41 PM Rating: Decent

__DEL__1592762246334

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Oregon Trail largely taught me to fire my shotgun just ahead of the deer, not at it.

Haha. As far as humantiy goes, did you stop to hunt when Sussie got sick, or keep on the road. Did you stop at the river to wait until the levels went down or forge ahead?

I always went for broke.

Edited, Wed Oct 6 13:47:37 2004 by Gadin

#10 Oct 06 2004 at 1:02 PM Rating: Good

trickybeck

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12,636 posts

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The game teaches humanity

It taught me never to attempt to drive my car across a river.

And how to write "Suzy Wilson has ***** breath" on a tombstone without getting caught by the computer lab monitor.