Yeah, I have an emulator too. I'm not sure if I got all of them though, because they took all of the Nintendo games and emulators off of cool rom because Nintendo threatened to sue. I think it's because they were releasing that tiny Nintendo system.

They might have Sega versions though.

That's a scaled down Disc Golf target (basket) that utilizes bottle caps as the projectiles instead of full sized discs. It works fundamentally the same as the full sized version where you throw the projectile (a bottle cap in this case) at the center of the chains and the projectile hits the chains and falls into and comes to rest in the basket.

For more info on the actual sport:
https://www.pdga.com/introduction

:d

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Cool Rom is packed full of malware anyway dude, use Emuparadise.

Thanks for the explanation, Plankton ! I obviously haven't been paying enough attention to your Disc Golf thread, but someone knows you well enough to get you a very appropriate present. :)

Mince pies BTW >>>

my grand mother made a mince pie for christmas

my father is the only who ate it, never had them and not really sure i’m interested in trying.

Just the one?

We are talking about the sweet, spicy sort of pie not a pie with beef in it yes?

oh, nvm. na was talking about mince meat pie.

^ Let's not get confused, ok? In the same way that sweetbread has no bread in it and is made of meat, mincemeat has no meat in it and is made of fruit. If you do decide to mince some meat you end up with mince or minced meat, but never mincemeat, which is the principal ingredient of a mince pie. A mince pie, as everybody knows, has no mince in it or meat either; it just has mincemeat. That's why a mince pie could be considered a sweetmeat, but obviously sweetbread is never called a sweetmeat because it's made of meat. What could be simpler?!

And, yes, an individual mince pie served with cream is delicious; my mum used to spend a morning making them for us every Christmas.