If you intend (or would at least like) for other people to play/try out/use what you make, consider going with a Commodore 64 instead of a 128; for people with physical hardware, the 64 is far more popular and will have a wider base of users.
Of course the 64 is a bit more limited than the 128, but handling that is part of the fun of retrocomputing. "It's not the lines that make playing Tetris interesting - it's the walls."
Putting in for Final Fantasy I-VI Bundle (Pixel Remasters), please! My god, I had no idea this existed until just now!
You have a lunchbox?!? Lucky you, I have to hold my quarters in my mouth and my friends all call me "Mumbles".
That sounds like quitter talk to me.
My family have explicitly stopped ordering from Dominoes because of how insane their pricing has gotten. We have lots of significantly cheaper pizza options in my area that that are as good or are better.
In this economy, retirement.
I will be eternally mad at Coca Cola because they took the cocaine out of their soda a century ago.
Ooo. Really sorry to hear about your husband doing that. :-(
Those are Jake's. Please be careful with them, Jake will be back later for them.
Distractions. Keep your laptop handy. Not a gamer? Now's a fantastic time to start. :-)
The HP LaserJet 4 series was their last good printers. They were discontinued in 1995, and everything from them has been utter shit since. You mentioned you were looking at Brother printers - go for it, they make good printers.
Since you're looking at a budget video card, maybe have a look at some of Intel's Arc offerings. They keep getting better and better, and the prices are great.
Worked great when the artist formerly known as Prince changed his name to a symbol.