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''Because Piccadilly's not open 24 hours.'' | |||
The '''Grampy Aught-Six''' is a [[Computers|computer]] targeted at the [[Dislike of Old People|elderly market]], for those who have problems opening digital images of their grandchildren or taking four consecutive steps. It features 400-point type, a meatloaf-sized cursor (also the shape of [[Minor Foods|meatloaf]]), and a real mouse that will pre-chew your food for you (sold separately). There is a wooden frame around the monitor (which appears to be made of [[Needlepernt|cross-stitch]]). | |||
== Appearances == | |||
* '''Debut:''' [[Compy Catalog]] | |||
[[Category:Computers]] | |||
Latest revision as of 04:58, 5 August 2026
Because Piccadilly's not open 24 hours.
The Grampy Aught-Six is a computer targeted at the elderly market, for those who have problems opening digital images of their grandchildren or taking four consecutive steps. It features 400-point type, a meatloaf-sized cursor (also the shape of meatloaf), and a real mouse that will pre-chew your food for you (sold separately). There is a wooden frame around the monitor (which appears to be made of cross-stitch).
Appearances
- Debut: Compy Catalog