People like Lies Muller? Robbert Wethmar? Hans Niepoth? Martin Kruit? Kees Folst?

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Quote: Has somebody mentioned Martin Bakker yet? you mean Martin"copy disk "a" to "b" "Bakker

Yup, that's the guy

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- Jan v/d Meer (may he rest in peace... sigh...)

He wasn't that old, was he?

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Hey, the 'Red Head' is me Nice to see someone remembers me. B.T.W.: Wasn't Dave on 'All You Need Is Love' a couple of years ago?

Hey Richard!.. yes that was in fact Dave on All you need is love. it seems such a long time ago already though... he lives here with his wife and kids just one block away from me.

what ever happened to UMF anyway?

It doesn't only SEEM a long time ago...it *IS* a long time ago. Almost as long ago as the time we put milkshake is someones slippers at the McDonalds...was that in Goes?

*Snif*

Is noone remembering me.
The guy who gave the idea for Moonblaster.
The guy who build the haert of C-Quenser.
The guy who builded Moonblaster Midi Replayer which is sended to snout about a half year ago and still isn't in the download section.
The guy who manipulated Soundtracker so that it could play more than 83 tracks.
The guy who manipulated Soundtracker so that it could play songs wich needed more the 9 channels (Impact made a couple of songs for this replayer)
The guys who made the most noice at Msx Club Gouda.

If this still don't ring a bell then i think that i'm realy forgotten.

*snif*

Magic Marco!

The guy who spent I don't know how much time on creating the first 'stereo' routines, after which someone discovered you could do the same thing with a single poke...or something

Of course I remember you...you drove me to Remco in Nieuwe-Wetreing after the aforementioned BBQ in Gouda ...

Thanks Ruud. I knew you would since whe were active in the same era.

era? gheez, you guys are REALLY old then or do you mean area

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It doesn't only SEEM a long time ago...it *IS* a long time ago. Almost as long ago as the time we put milkshake is someones slippers at the McDonalds...was that in Goes?

i think that was Tilburg... not sure though... but a major fair anyway, because lots of dudez were witness of the 'milkshake-pantoffel-incident' ... Jos didn't seem too happy at that time but who can blame him

Ofcourse I remember you Marco. Always sitting in the same little room with Willem (Pasman, was it?) at MSX Club Gouda, so that we could close the door if there was too much noise (which was, I believe, always). Still have that SC-55, do you? And indeed, those MIDI routines worked perfectly...

And indeed: what happened to Martin Kruit?

Let me just add Alfred Debels, José Herps, Jocelyn [never knew her last name], Steven Vanhetgoor, Emile Hensen, Jan van Roshum, Ronald Zijlstra, Ronald Egas, René Derckx, Ruud Jansen, Jan Jansen, Jos de Boer, Adriaan van Doorn, Arno Dijkhoff, G.W.J. van der Pol and Wim Dewyngaert. Not to mention Richel Lubbers, Nico Lubbers, Hans Niepoth, Ramon van de Winkel, Robbert Wethmar, Armand Simonis, Markus The, Ries Vriend, David Boelee, Paul van Aacken, Ronald van der Putten, Cees Kramer, and A. Koene.

These names should bring back memories of MSX-gids (I think we can forgive them for the softwaregids debacle now), Sigma, New Dimension Software, Genic, Station, Checkmark, the MCMs, MST, the MSBBS, Aackosoft, Eurosoft, the author of Video Graphics/Designer Plus, Radarsoft and of course Het Grote Peeks, Pokes en Truuks Boek (met complete maps!).

And just before I go to sleep: the correct spelling of our Impact twins is Maurice and Michel Schouren (not Schauren). Too bad nobody identified me...

Former RMF members: Edwin Velds (TESLA, code/gfx), and Wouter Halswijk (VECTRON, 3d/gfx), now prolly doing something in the space-industry or something


...and me ... *?* *snif* ?

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Jocelyn [never knew her last name]

No? Really? It was explained in one of those MSX-Gids issues... Her real name is José Herps and she was the publisher of the magazine. She wrote about all adventure reviews using that name.