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Random Scans page 1 (1 - 2). Just stuff. Potentially boring and pointless. Hopefully a little interesting. It's a fine line. Bits and pieces from my life. Don't go looking for deeper meanings. Click the thubms for bigger versions.
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And there I cross the line already. This is my first scan ever.
It's the ad depicting my cheap Medion scanner.
All wrinkled and badly scanned.
I saved upwards of 200 kroners. Weet.
In case you love seeing ads for my digital life
here is the one for my cheap digital camera.
I've had the privilege of owning 3 great computers. Starting with a Commodore 64.
Moving on to an Amiga 500 (still using it, bless her old soul).
And finally a spanking new multimedia PC.
For every computer I had I needed a computer magazine. And I had the privilege of
reading 3 great ones. Zzap!64 for the Commodore. That was the best computer mag ever.
Then I got the Amiga and I replaced Zzap with The One. The second best computer mag
ever. I'm actually still reading old issues of that now 9-10 years later. I dig it.
And when I finally became a PC addict I started reading PC Format. Personally I'm not
a hardware geek or too technically inclined so the PC magazines were a bit boring
compared to the good old C64 and Amiga days. But PC Format was good enough.
Mainly because of Ed Ricketts. A brilliantly funny Morrissey fan. It was worth
reading for his bits alone. I still get the giggles when I think about the "local
bus" gag.
Today I don't read any computer magazines. But maybe I should start buying PCF again.
It looks like it's still running today. I stopped reading around '98 or '99 I think.
What was the point of all this? Uhm. Well, I wanted to show you a cover of The One.
A nice psycho-santa. Unfortunately the cover was just a little too big for
the scanner and I didn't know anything at all about scanning so it ended up
with a blurry left side. And general bad quality. But whatareyagonnado?
I miss The One. Simon Byron where are you now?
I'm a rather big fan of the Danish soccer team Brøndby.
Back in the olden days I used to keep a scrap book
with articles and pictures from every single game they
played. I did this for 3 years. When I started in 1996
Brøndby hadn't won the Championship in 5 years. I made
scrapbooks for 1996, 1997 and 1998.
And coincidentally Brøndby won the Championship those
3 years. And then I stopped. And Brøndby didn't win the
championship again until 2002. How about that.
Anyway, those are 2 homemade covers to a couple of
my scrapbooks.
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And there I cross the line already. This is my first scan ever.
It's the ad depicting my cheap Medion scanner.
All wrinkled and badly scanned.
I saved upwards of 200 kroners. Weet.
In case you love seeing ads for my digital life
here is the one for my cheap digital camera.
I've had the privilege of owning 3 great computers. Starting with a Commodore 64.
Moving on to an Amiga 500 (still using it, bless her old soul).
And finally a spanking new multimedia PC.
For every computer I had I needed a computer magazine. And I had the privilege of
reading 3 great ones. Zzap!64 for the Commodore. That was the best computer mag ever.
Then I got the Amiga and I replaced Zzap with The One. The second best computer mag
ever. I'm actually still reading old issues of that now 9-10 years later. I dig it.
And when I finally became a PC addict I started reading PC Format. Personally I'm not
a hardware geek or too technically inclined so the PC magazines were a bit boring
compared to the good old C64 and Amiga days. But PC Format was good enough.
Mainly because of Ed Ricketts. A brilliantly funny Morrissey fan. It was worth
reading for his bits alone. I still get the giggles when I think about the "local
bus" gag.
Today I don't read any computer magazines. But maybe I should start buying PCF again.
It looks like it's still running today. I stopped reading around '98 or '99 I think.
What was the point of all this? Uhm. Well, I wanted to show you a cover of The One.
A nice psycho-santa. Unfortunately the cover was just a little too big for
the scanner and I didn't know anything at all about scanning so it ended up
with a blurry left side. And general bad quality. But whatareyagonnado?
I miss The One. Simon Byron where are you now?
I'm a rather big fan of the Danish soccer team Brøndby.
Back in the olden days I used to keep a scrap book
with articles and pictures from every single game they
played. I did this for 3 years. When I started in 1996
Brøndby hadn't won the Championship in 5 years. I made
scrapbooks for 1996, 1997 and 1998.
And coincidentally Brøndby won the Championship those
3 years. And then I stopped. And Brøndby didn't win the
championship again until 2002. How about that.
Anyway, those are 2 homemade covers to a couple of
my scrapbooks.
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