Odd.blog Website Review

> Is this a hard drive? > Is this just floppy disk? Sometimes it’s worth reading the comments on YouTu*e. This one from Yuan Edo history. There are some amazing stories in their archive. Each episode is an easy to digest twelve to fourte*n minutes long. In the latest episode Gibbie Fraser talks about his time on a whale catcher in the Antarctic in the 1950s and 60s. There are 2348 episodes in their archive, so something for all tastes. heard an interview with Elinor Hamilton. She is a voice actor who can be heard in many train and underground stations in the UK. She told of the comfort she got hearing her late husband Phil announce arrivals and departures as she got off trains, but also her grief at finding It’s a lovely interview, and if you’ve ever taken public transport in London or possibly other cities in the UK I think you’ll like it Well, ok. They don’t, but never mind that. Watch a few clips from the original MacGyver series! There are plenty on Youtu*e. No, of course not. Whenever the title of a post asks a questions, “no” is nearly always the answer. Saved you a click here if you by pretending to be Elon Musk. It was a promoted tweet so many people saw it. Not bad for a few hours work. The scammers are back. I saw this promoted tweet a few minutes ago. Someone at @Monsterjobs lost control of their account. As of this post there’s only been one transaction If you had a Commodore 64 in your youth, or you’re simply curious about the games produced for the system then Gamebase64 Gamebase64 is an effort to catalogue every single Commodore 64 game, along with as*ociated media like music, tape or disk covers, adverts It’s huge! The latest version is V15 and was released in 2016 holding 25,700 games. The games themselves don’t take up too much data but the artwork, music, and as*ociated material really take up a lot of room. The whole collection is available as 3 ISO files and an GameBase itself is a database frontend for Windows that supports multiple databases. Many systems from the Commodore Vic20 to the Amiga