Piggymon said:Anyone remember The Greatest Dancer ? .. He was on a TV show once although I can't remember what it was![]()
Was he the purveyor of the Ikea coffee table, and 'window in the wrong side of your case' mods?
Piggymon said:Anyone remember The Greatest Dancer ? .. He was on a TV show once although I can't remember what it was![]()
Scuzi said:That was MajikNWA, the guy who wore tight latex suits and was into wrestling.
chopchop said:p.s i had a rage furry maxx when i killed my tnt2u, it was an awefull card lol
*edit* they must have cleared out the archives :/
Spie said:I had an idea. That idea was selling overclocked CPUs on the internet along with other performance hardware. I bought the domain www.overclockers.co.uk for about £49 and whilst I had the web design and sales background, I had no credit card merchant account nor access to computer suppliers. Peter Radford owned a local computer shop called Millenium Computers and I'd become friendly with him during 1999.
A limited company was purchased at the end of 1999, Esnet Ltd and in April 2000 the company seperated from Millenium Computers completely with 2 equal shareholders, myself and Peter Radford.
atpbx said:It was very, very bad.
It was over £250 or something when it was released from what i can remember.
atpbx said:It was very, very bad.
It was over £250 or something when it was released from what i can remember.
The website was created in June 99 and the forums a few months later. I created them both. Millenium trundled on for some time after that although Pete Radford decided for some unknown reason to spend virtually none of his time at Millenium or Overclockers from 2000 onwards. It seems he preferred to tinker with cars whilst others, mainly me, brought home the bacon. This amongst other things, including contant resentment from his wife, made life intolerable and I could not continue the business arrangement. Buying him out was the best decision of my life.dmpoole said:I'm 100% positive that Pete didn't have a website until Spie joined him because I was fed up of having to ring or call in the shop all the time to get prices when other local rivals had websites. There was no way I would shop anywhere else though.
This puts the website being created somewhere between late 99 and April 2000. Its anybody's guess when the forums were started.
Amazingly when Spie joined Pete for some reason Pete thought the shop could run itself and all form of 'the friendly shop for geeks' ended. Millennium was a meeting place for geeks and thats not really the way to run a business. It must have been two years before I realised that OCUK had got their act together and created a website even though I'd been shopping there 2/3 times a week.
Spie said:The website was created in June 99 and the forums a few months later.
Scuzi said:How many nostalgic names can you come up with? I'll start with a few:
Scuzi said:Oh dear.... there was her and 'carys_jones'. There were plenty more of their type but I forget their names.
How many nostalgic names can you come up with? I'll start with a few:
Trubador
Unamatrix001
Oranjeboom (is he still a member?)
Oh the memories!
HangTime said:-Emzay (the attention whore)
-Alphanumeric (The druggie mathematician. Think he got banned for going into too much detail about stuff, but I did learn from him about the dangers of giving water to ecstacy users, which is something I hadn't come across before)