Working Daze by John Zakour and Scott Roberts for May 09, 2012

So the beard STAYS? YES! YES! KEEP THE BEARD!

And as an aside, being born in 1991, I remember the days before the internet, when video games were still DOS-heavy…

Ah the days of Pac Man and Galaga

I remember playing Zaxxon and Artillery Duel on my Commodore 64.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOTHE BEARD MUST GO !!!!!

gee…I remember reading books and newspapers, dialing a rotary phone, and riding a bicycle and playing board games and cards for recreation.

Off with the head – or at least the beard… Please!

I bought a Pong game the first time that I saw one. From Sears and I paid a hundred bucks for it. Changed my life.

And i remember upgrading from my Vic 20 to a C64. I was amazed at the incredible 64 kilobytes of memory it had (before subtracting what was needed for the operating system). Now, my four gigs seem inadequate. Times change.

what’s with the muscles in the fore arms???

New technology fleetingly fades and mourning for it dissipates like the morning dew. Doughnuts are a foundation of society.

Trim it up or lose the beard. I am not a facebook afficianado so I cant vote there. But either way Roy is Roy and I enjoy him and his peccadiloes.

We bought a $100 Pong game, too. Our 2 small kids loved it as much as we did. Those were the days!

King’s Quest……that was a fun game. Had to use the arrow buttons on the keyboard to move the characters. That must have been back in 1989.

I remember programming in games on our Commodore 128D, Peeks and Pokes by the gazillions. Grab a magazine and start typing endless lines of that stuff.

Off with his beard…………..or at least trim it WAY back.

Please keep the beard, trim it up a la Seneca Crane if you like, but please, keep it. :)

remember some high tech wonders from 1970 to 1978: Amana RadarRange oven, TI LED watch, pocket calculator, VHS tape recorder, CB radio

No beard.