Those were the Days by poser4me
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We were analog and we liked it.
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Those were the days my friend...when we were young, when we were young, etc. etc. Just wonderfully done! 😊👍
Thank you so much, have a great weekend.
Those TVs weighed a ton. lol Cool image.
Lol I still have the bad back to prove it. Thanks.
Nice one.
Thank you.
Way back when..... It's a little scary when you think about how quickly those years have passed. I well remember coming home, firing up my new TRS-80, and the TV with that 14 - inch glass tube that produced a sublimely lovely low-res picture. And I was young! LOL
These are both wonderful, and beautifully done.
Thank you, I moved a few in my day. A Phillips 36" and it was a ton to lift up on the entertainment shelf. Good times but those tube tvs I don't miss.
That brings back memories!
Thank you.
Happy days, indeed. I still believe the games I played on my Atari 400 were better than anything we have today. :-)
I tend to agree with you, mine was commedore Vic 20 and the Amiga.
Yes, great days, life was simple, tech was exciting even if not understood...lol and we were outside more often enjoying our realities.
Very cool scene and loving all the details around the room. Excellent :)
Thank you, I miss those days.
Great image, fantastic lighting and pose 👍👏🙋♂️
Thank you much.
Hi, oh my the good old 80s.
My first Compuer a ATARI 800XL, later C64 (Breadbox^^), Amiga (love it all time) and old consoles...
Love it :)
Greets Stormrider75
Oh yes, my favorite was Amiga. It was so ahead of it's time. My favor program was deluxe paint 3 and 4.
Hi, yes the Amiga, that was the multimedia machine.
I think I had Dpaint V and my first 3D Programm Monzoom (later Cinema4D)...
Greets Stormrider75
I always dreamed of owning a Newtek video toaster but settled for an Amiga 1200. Good times indeed.