Hey, here is something that could be wonderfully entertaining or ultimately a huge bore.  It may be how you view old MS-DOS games. 

From a recent Gizmodo article:

• The Internet Archive just dumped nearly 2,400 old MS-DOS video games into an easy-to-navigate repository. Every single one of the games is free to play in your browser. Some of the games are classics. Some of them are hilariously obscure. And some of them are porn—which is something you probably didn't realize existed on MS-DOS.

Titles like Street Fighter II,  Sim City. Aladdin,  and  Duke Nukem 3D show the shear diversity of the archive.   Some are very NSFW so be careful

Here is the main jumping off page for the game archive   GAME ARCHIVE

BMU story archive updated

I just did a pretty major update on the archive. There are now over 50 stories from earlier program many of which can no longer be found on the Podcast site

The space is being donated by Ron so the address is a bit convoluted so I made a tiny url to get there quicker.

http://tinyurl.com/bmuarchive

here is the direct url for you purists!

http://penbay.org/wrfr/bstories/

SFFAudio mentions BMU archives

Did I tell anyone that Beam Me Up has a story archive? No? Oh I am sure I did.....damn

ok, well I have been trying to get my stuff together and get some of the stories that I read last year somewhere on the web so they could be listened to. Well my friend and part time host Ron Huber over at PenBayWatch kindly lent me a bucketload of space on his server and I returned the favor by filling it up!

Jesse Willis of SFFAudio blog fame just ran an article about it. (Click here for the SFFAudio article) and to be quite honest, Jesse was the one that broke out the whips to get me to get this done, so major kudos tot he folks over at SFF Audio for their continued support!

Story Archive Link