Amiga games emulation within

Originally Posted by J T:
I also used 'Say' in workbench to make the computer say naughty words.

Why am I not surprised

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Originally Posted by J T:
Yeah I know what you mean, it really gripes me everytime someone says "JT is the most handsome guy around here"

.... I'm also the funniest, smartest, coolest!

Originally Posted by J T:
I also used 'Say' in workbench to make the computer say naughty words.

Originally Posted by Demon Cleaner:

Originally Posted by J T:
I also used 'Say' in workbench to make the computer say naughty words.
Why am I not surprised

Originally Posted by Harrison:
As for the site emulating Amiga games in a browser, I forget which one it was before. <snip>

Wasn't it Lunar Lander or something like that?
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Originally Posted by Demon Cleaner:

Originally Posted by J T:
I also used 'Say' in workbench to make the computer say naughty words.
Why am I not surprised

Well, what did you use Say for then? I can't believe that there's any Amiga user that didn't at one time put cuss words in there and giggle like a schoolkid
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Foreign words to hear them in English f.ex. Sounded funny.
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My dear old dad (god rest his soul) used to enjoy finding words that it would significantly mispronounce.

I can't remember many of them now, but 'chemicals' is the first one that springs to mind.
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Originally Posted by J T:

Originally Posted by Demon Cleaner:

Originally Posted by J T:
I also used 'Say' in workbench to make the computer say naughty words.
Why am I not surprised
Well, what did you use Say for then? I can't believe that there's any Amiga user that didn't at one time put cuss words in there and giggle like a schoolkid

....or try & change the pitch of the voice so it sounded feminine....

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It's amazing how much fun everyone gets from a voice synthesizer. We used to have hours of fun at school in the last 80's on Casio SK1 keyboards recording our voices, then playing them back at different pitches and speeds. These days it's laughing at how badly sat navs try to pronounce many road and place names, or trying to get Alexa to say something amusing.
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