He was one of the most popular miners
*CLICK* for biggie!
They let him hold the pickaxe!
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*CLICK* for biggie!
They let him hold the pickaxe!
From the If Hitler had won the war challenge. See all 569 entries (closed)
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And that...
...is why miners are not allowed to buy alcohol or drive cars.
Nicely done btw.
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Fri 28 Mar 2003, 23:27,
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Nicely done btw.
but they ARE allowed
to design 2 of the best known home computers :) Jay Miner had a hand in designing both the Atari VCS and the Commodore Amiga 1000.
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Was he related...
...to Willy?
That's another miner inolved in a calssic game (or two).
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Fri 28 Mar 2003, 23:30,
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That's another miner inolved in a calssic game (or two).
I don't think so,
no Miners were hurt (that I know of) during the creation of those 2 systems unless Jay got a paper cut on some documentation. Or stabbed himself with an opened paperclip, and we've all done that! haven't we?
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Fri 28 Mar 2003, 23:36,
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Too many times...
...to mention. People don't always realise the dangers that await you on a daily basis, when you work in an office environment.
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Fri 28 Mar 2003, 23:39,
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Imagine the horrors!
Burning the roof of your mouth with coffee! Accidentally trapping some of the skin on your finger in a bulldog clip! Testing how staplers work using your thumb! Discovering how nasty staple removers can actually be! Trying to stab a cow-orker with a letter opener just as you discover they've got the same militaristic uses as bricks! the openers, not the cow-orkers, though this issue is open to a mass debate
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