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Nage Waza · 12-18-2008, 12:28 PM

My family went to Kelowna a couple of summers ago, My mom, stepdad, all the kids from both families, a grandchild (toddler). Aside from the grandchild, I was the youngest (I was about 33 at the time). The cabin (I should call it a really swanky house) was alone in the woods somewhere, in the middle of nothing. It was cold and raining outside, and we had nothing to do.
I was snooping around in the furnace room and discovered a brand new Wayne Gretzky tabletop hockey. We (my bro and step bro) had to set it up and we were ready to play, but we needed something tall to sit it on. I found a really good dresser in one of the bedrooms that had a tv on it. I moved the tv and discovered Genesis cables hanging from the back of it. I followed the cables to a hidden Sega sitting under the dresser, very well hidden. There was one game - NHL 96. This was equal to the discovery of television. We had a great time playing, Detroit was so dominant with Konstantinov on D.

12-18-2008, 12:28 PM	#1
Nage Waza Offered up a bag of cans for a custom user title Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Westside Exp:	Video Game Memories My family went to Kelowna a couple of summers ago, My mom, stepdad, all the kids from both families, a grandchild (toddler). Aside from the grandchild, I was the youngest (I was about 33 at the time). The cabin (I should call it a really swanky house) was alone in the woods somewhere, in the middle of nothing. It was cold and raining outside, and we had nothing to do. I was snooping around in the furnace room and discovered a brand new Wayne Gretzky tabletop hockey. We (my bro and step bro) had to set it up and we were ready to play, but we needed something tall to sit it on. I found a really good dresser in one of the bedrooms that had a tv on it. I moved the tv and discovered Genesis cables hanging from the back of it. I followed the cables to a hidden Sega sitting under the dresser, very well hidden. There was one game - NHL 96. This was equal to the discovery of television. We had a great time playing, Detroit was so dominant with Konstantinov on D.