njgardendude

@shadeheffashade, I'm guessing that you're remembering th 3.5" floppies that came in a hard case with a sliding metal door. Before those, there were 5 1/4 inch floppies that had a soft plastic case. That almost seems like the recent past. The first ones I remember were the ones my dad used with a home built 8080 computer in the late 70s and early 80s. They were 8 inches in diameter and came in a soft plastic case just like the later 5 1/4 inch format. If I remember correctly, they held a whopping 80K of data. Nobody remembers them. But then again, who wants anything 8 inches and floppy....

When I was in middle school around 1979-1980, my mom would sometimes hand me a $20 bill to walk to the nearest convenience store to buy two CARTONS of cigarettes (not two packs!). Since the nearest store was almost a mile away, my reward was that I could use the change to buy a treat...a slice of pizza and a fountain drink was less than a buck at the time. There would still be at least 7 or 8 dollars left after the cigarettes and snack, which I would sadly but dutifully remit to my mom when I got home. Oh, and the reason she didn't just drive to the store was that my dad never allowed her to have a driver's license!

Hey, looks like you haven't been on recently but hope you see this... I go to Chung Dam occasionally, maybe once every couple of months, usually in the evening/night. Every time is different. Usually there is some action but some nights it is very clique-y. And the other poster is right: it all depends on the "guards." Some are constantly coming into the wet area, some hardly at all. And yeah, the steam room is the best place to play. One time there were maybe 7 or 8 guys in there who all helped each other out. LMK if you wanna visit and we'll see if our schedules align.