010001 011001 011001 001010 011111 01100111

010001 001100 011101 011101 001001 001100 011111 011111 011100 001001 001111 011101 011100 001100 011000 011000 011111 011100 001001 011000 011001 011001 011001 001000 010000 011010 011111 011000 011111 001011 011110 011101 011100 001100 011000 011100 001010 011100 001001 001100 011111 011111 011100 001001 011000 011111 011100 011000 011101 001110 011110 001100 011000 011111 001001 011100 001101 011001 001000 011010 011100 011000 011000 011101 011000 011101 011000 011101 001010 010001 011101 011011 000001 011101 01101101

010100 011011 011000 011101 011101 001100 011000 011101 011111 011101

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8 Responses to 010001 011001 011001 001010 011111 01100111

  1. Flash says:

    wise words, mate.

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  2. Lord Bargain says:

    my first job was programming binary loadlifters, very similar to your vaporators in most respects.

    shutting up, sir.

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  3. SwissToni says:

    lord B ? lol !

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  4. adem says:

    LB
    Do you speak Bocce?

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  5. Tom says:

    Ahhh. Machine code. Simple, beautiful, classic.

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  6. Lord Bargain says:

    Adem ? of course I do. It?s like a second language to me?

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  7. Anonymous says:

    you?re twisting words-and you forgot the punch line?but it still works-because we know !!

    Reply
  8. Sang Dumlao says:

    Enjoyed reading your posts.

    Reply

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