#the apple 1980

[haveyouseenthismovie-poll]

[crow-caller]

Been following you on YouTube for a hot minute, just saw you tag a post on here about how you love the Apple! I make BIM mark stickers and pins, I’d love to send you some if you’d like to have em!! I’m always really hype to find fellow enthusiasts of BIM. :) if not that is also cool, as I know I am a stranger on the internet, hahaha.

OMG I HAVE WANTED SUCH A THING FOR SO MANY YEARS...

I will totally buy some off you if you have a shop!!

The Apple is legitimately my favourite film, I force friends to watch it yearly. I wrote some books where characters avoid using the name 'god' and at one crucial moment 'Mr Tops' is used instead. And in the sequel there's a character just plain named Theapple Nineteeneighty. I have normal levels of affection for it.

I want to do a video on it but I truly don't know what I'd say, it'd just be me cheering

[aviul]

take a bite

[stone-cold-groove]

An 80s era Apple portable/laptop computer prototype.

[wh0-is-lily]

Bjork with The Sugarcubes for Vox Magazine, February 1, 1992 'Still crazy after all these beers.' Photography by Steve Double

[oldschoolfrp]

Ye basic and elite adventurers in Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord -- easily created and deleted in the Training Grounds and added to your party at Gigamesh's Tavern (Will McLean illustrations from the game manual, Sir-Tech Software, 1981)

[yodaprod]

Masquerade (1983)

[miamaimania]

🔧 Macintosh Assembly Line, 1984 © Jean-Pierre Laffont

[teckheck]

The wonderous world of digital delayed line noise

[tvneon]

[fruitcage]

[pixelfireplace]

Apple Lisa

[scipunk]

Honey, I Shrunk the Kids (1989)

[princess-viola]

Apple IIc

[goshyesvintageads]

Okidata Corp, 1980

[oldschoolfrp]

Locations in Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord -- the Castle, the Adventurer's Inn (Visa and Mordorcharge accepted), the Temple of Cant where dead adventurers can be raised for a fee, and Boltac's Trading Post which has a monopoly on adventuring gear. (Will McLean illustrations from the game manual, Sir-Tech Software, 1981) In actual game play each of these is a short text menu, with commands input by single letters, so the manual illustrations and text help suggest a more detailed world.