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I didn't take the storm seriously. Thought it was going to be headed west. Nope. Once the branches atarted falling, I had to beat a hasty retreat. But at least I managed to get a bit of video before then.

Hail Storm

I promise I wasn't gasping for air the whole time! My microphone is just in serious need of adjustment. 🤣

I swear I wasn't gasping for breath the whole time! My microphone is just in serious need of adjustment. 🤣

This is an old hobby of mine, one of several. This is a Compaq SLT/286, made in 1988. It's the first really practical laptop Compaq made.

I just grabbed my camera and hobbled out there, no time for setup or anything. But I did get some nice shots of the lightning. :D

for jimmy I was a little sloppy

This...this speaks for itself. I don't think anyone else has found this, as I haven't been able to find any other examples.

In the Japanese Zelda 3, Version 1.0, you can use an item and dash at the same time. I did it with the Master Sword pedestal for giggles, and the boomerang just sort of froze there while I got the sword. No big deal. But then, it didn't unfreeze!

Apparently, a third variety of the Fokka(sp?), or bird knights, were planned to be used in the last palace, but never were for some reason or another. After some futzing around with a level editor, I managed to put one in. They move like the blue ones, give 70 points like the red ones, but only take one hit with the weakest sword. I guess they aren't quite complete.

Your mileage may vary. First time I did this, I *literally* killed the healer. She wouldn't come back even when I reset the game.

I uploaded this just to show you what will happen on the NES version of Zelda II. You don't actually want to do it this way in a glitch run, because you won't be able to get through the next cave after you go over the bridge. But you can enter glitch town and exit left without getting scroll lock, and you'll end up in the same place.

Just as with the NES version of Zelda II, it's possible to do the healer glitch to get to Glitch Town. Unfortunately, it's not nearly as useful. Should you manage to pull it off, most of the time this will happen. The rest of the time, you can sort-of get "scroll lock", but it doesn't cause the wrong warps you get in the NES version. So it's no good for glitch runs. But the fairy effect is pretty wacky, so I figured I'd post it. For more information, visit this page: http://redcandle.us/Zelda_II:_The_Adventure_of_Link#The_Healer_Glitch_and_Glitch

Nope, I'm afraid not. But there does seem to be a remnant of the buggy warp zone coding. The default warp zone in SMB is World 5. So, in the NES version, if you go glitch through the wall in 1-2 and go down the middle pipe, the warp zone defaults to world 5. "5" will appear over the middle pipe, with nothing over the other two. This partially works in All-Stars.

lol

It ain't rocket science, folks.

This is from last year. I took a set of long-tube headers, a big box o' pipe, a couple of Flowmaster 40 knock-offs, and a Harbor Freight flux-core welder, and made myself a true dual exhaust system, complete with h-pipe. This is the last video I shot of my truck before two separate hit-and-run drivers demolished it. RIP