Zippy

Oyyyy moosh what's up with that crazy profile pic hahaha. Had a few drinks and thought my mind was playing tricks, you're a nutter

Hey there, 

So near yet so far.... still an issue. 

I've got a work laptop as it happens and it turns out it IS Windows 10. But sadly, after downloading V20 of MFME - I'm getting the following message, even if I run it as administrator... it says: "error obtaining session handle"   -  and the worst thing is, you type that in on google and there's like zero matches to a similar problem. So frustrating - so do you have any thoughts/have you seen something similar?.... Thanks for your help! 

@Big J  I'm new to the world of emulation and computers and was wandering if anyone knows of an old fav of mine from the mid to late 90's, i think it was called party time... It had normal fruit reels then above them was a electronic red screen where you played the features. Every so often you would be taken to the red screen and offered a prize, and you would be given a choice, if you took one called party time it awarded you the £6 jackpot. This machine (when you caught it right) would go on a massive token roll and pump out around 5 repeats. ( not to be confused with the 3 seater with the same name ).

@Big J  I'm new to the world of emulation and computers and was wandering if anyone knows of an old fav of mine from the mid to late 90's, i think it was called party time... It had normal fruit reels then above them was a electronic red screen where you played the features. Every so often you would be taken to the red screen and offered a prize, and you would be given a choice, if you took one called party time it awarded you the £6 jackpot. This machine (when you caught it right) would go on a massive token roll and pump out around 5 repeats. ( not to be confused with the 3 seater with the same name ).

@Big J  I'm new to the world of emulation and computers and was wandering if anyone knows of an old fav of mine from the mid to late 90's, i think it was called party time... It had normal fruit reels then above them was a electronic red screen where you played the features. Every so often you would be taken to the red screen and offered a prize, and you would be given a choice, if you took one called party time it awarded you the £6 jackpot. This machine (when you caught it right) would go on a massive token roll and pump out around 5 repeats. ( not to be confused with the 3 seater with the same name ).

@Big J  I'm new to the world of emulation and computers and was wandering if anyone knows of an old fav of mine from the mid to late 90's, i think it was called party time... It had normal fruit reels then above them was a electronic red screen where you played the features. Every so often you would be taken to the red screen and offered a prize, and you would be given a choice, if you took one called party time it awarded you the £6 jackpot. This machine (when you caught it right) would go on a massive token roll and pump out around 5 repeats. ( not to be confused with the 3 seater with the same name ).

@Big J  I'm new to the world of emulation and computers and was wandering if anyone knows of an old fav of mine from the mid to late 90's, i think it was called party time... It had normal fruit reels then above them was a electronic red screen where you played the features. Every so often you would be taken to the red screen and offered a prize, and you would be given a choice, if you took one called party time it awarded you the £6 jackpot. This machine (when you caught it right) would go on a massive token roll and pump out around 5 repeats. ( not to be confused with the 3 seater with the same name ).

@Big J  I'm new to the world of emulation and computers and was wandering if anyone knows of an old fav of mine from the mid to late 90's, i think it was called party time... It had normal fruit reels then above them was a electronic red screen where you played the features. Every so often you would be taken to the red screen and offered a prize, and you would be given a choice, if you took one called party time it awarded you the £6 jackpot. This machine (when you caught it right) would go on a massive token roll and pump out around 5 repeats. ( not to be confused with the 3 seater with the same name ).

What does the "make at least 2 posts to download files" have anything to do with the corona virus?