One
man's junk is another man's treasure...my WIFE certainly thinks it's junk! :
)
Actually, I had dinner with a friend recently...we used to play games
together in high school such as Pool of Radiance, Lurking Horror, etc. (I know
I'm dating myself). He said to me, "Stuart, those games were awesome, but I
don't get it...why would you want to collect the boxes??? I can understand
keeping the code, but why the boxes?" I said something like, "Well, remember
those Infocom games with all the props, blah blah blah..." but he didn't get it.
It made me feel sort of weird since he still remembered those days fondly but
still couldn't understand the collecting.
Stuart
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