Every time you submit something with a blank description, I mistake your username for the video description. Now I think I'm conditioned to become aroused by strange internet videos.

Nothing could stay floppy around her for very long. Know what I mean, huh, huh?

Floppy disk, floppy diskette, floppy disk, floppy disk, jump out of your car while driving down the highway--

wait, what?

I thought the old MS DOS logo was left behind in a part of my brain that housed memories of Angela Anaconda and Operation Neptune.

I love the requirements at 0:08. Mouse - OPTIONAL.

I also remember that in the window between CD-ROMs and writeable CD drives there were high density 4 meg 3.5" floppys (as opposed to the 1.44 meg ones) that only certain drives could read. In order to use them, I had to pull a 3.5" drive out of a 1992 486 machine.

I also remember installing DOOM from 3.5" disks, and even Windows 3.1 from a stack of 20. That took forever. I can also remembering being the only one in my area or school that actually bought the 2nd part of Castle of the Winds. That was such a fun game.

For some reason, I seem to be having a hard time achieving an erection.

Look at all those certificates framed on the wall. I think she has a doctorate in floppy diskettes.

Komputer

I remember when I sent away for a copy of "Commander Keen 2" and it came on a bright orange floppy, and I was *amazed*. I had never seen a floppy that wasn't black before. I thought it was really special and classy.

But remember folks - Don't Copy That Floppy

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I do not miss floppy disks.