Europe and ovals… never has it been a happy marriage. But when I started simming for real, it was on the absolute king of ovals. It was in late 1990 that our house welcomed its first PC; a “white label” machine assembled with parts picked from a menu. Almost like Chinese take-away. Which it probably was, come to think of it. An old high school friend who was studying to be a computer engineer was drafted in to decide on the best possible combination. The main objective of the machine was endowing the papers I had to turn in for my junior year at college with a professional feel. But boy did it do so much more… My computer-engineer-to-be friend had left me a bunch of floppy...
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