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hugo929
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smithy
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I especially like where the 9900 is strategically placed (maybe a bit off centre lol)
Is that a TMS9900 in your pocket or are you just pleased to see me?
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susl45
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I was confused by the title when I saw it firstly
Very meaningful title
The title on the post should be changed to be the one hugo used
"Two bites are better than one" since two nice girls were biting the TI 9900 man 
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JAC
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| ah.. two Cherry 2000 models. |
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wepwawet
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| JAC wrote: | | ah.. two Cherry 2000 models. |
rotflmao
but when the tms was new, what were the cherries driven with.
mybe Iguana_Kiev knows (because of his avatar)
I'd say eight i3002's
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