2 Years of Service
Note to others -- when a 130 pound Bernese Mountain dog decides he doesn't like your Roomba -- He wins
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4 Years of Service
Again you're trying to trick me!! Not reading any more from you!
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Shit, I didn't really think this one through. Umm.. uh..
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I remember AOL instant messenger, but then I found ICQ, and went with that. Then chatrooms and yahoo voice chats.. oh man, those were the days. Who didn't love going into a yahoo voice chat room, and then piss off people by holding the button down for the mic so only you could talk.
That's back in Evil surgeon's day, when they used to walk to school for 10 miles, in 8 feet of snow, with no shoes.
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3 Years of Service
Neighbors being fancy with WIFI with no password was nice back then haha...We were fancy.. had two lines. One for the home, and one for the internet.
Free torrent connection while you play good old Dota in your own wifi.
4 Years of Service
I live in the desert.. it was in the heat, on the hot asphalt with no shoes.
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We didn't have WiFi.. we hand landlines. Good ole sturdy, landlines. haha
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I away assumed that was the point of DSL was that. I do know one thing It really helped from transitioning from watching anime locally to watching anime on YouTube, then elsewhere later on as time went onWe were fancy.. had two lines. One for the home, and one for the internet.
4 Years of Service
When we got the internet in '96.. we didn't have YouTube. And my poor Netscape web browser probably couldn't have handled it even had it been around then. Everything was slow with dial-up.
3 Years of Service
someone remind me tomorrow to put doc in the last one
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Oh my God -- that was you? I used to make great advances in those rooms just by apologizing to women for the way that crude guy treated them, of course you never quite knew if they were as they presented themselves rI remember AOL instant messenger, but then I found ICQ, and went with that. Then chatrooms and yahoo voice chats.. oh man, those were the days. Who didn't love going into a yahoo voice chat room, and then piss off people by holding the button down for the mic so only you could talk.
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We were oblivious to how slow it was in-till we got faster speeds years later
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When you see this, you should fix your posture, take a break for your eyes and limbs, and also get some water.
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3 Years of Service
I still miss Netscape Navigator still, Firefox is the closest thing to that.When we got the internet in '96.. we didn't have YouTube. And my poor Netscape web browser probably couldn't have handled it even had it been around then. Everything was slow with dial-up.
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I remember my main dial up was prodigy internet, then msn internet, then compunet, whoever had the cheapest per month!
also I still remember my icq number 7480294 and my password was "me" sadly they forced everyone to change passwords and I didn't have access to that email anymore so I lost it
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I love this gif. Good night all
2 Years of Service
Oh boy, nostalgia drop!I remember AOL instant messenger, but then I found ICQ, and went with that. Then chatrooms and yahoo voice chats.. oh man, those were the days. Who didn't love going into a yahoo voice chat room, and then piss off people by holding the button down for the mic so only you could talk.
Never used AIM, did used ICQ and MSN Messenger. MS/Comic Chat and IRC, Yahoo Chat was a ton of fun! I would go to the Singing lobbies or play Pool online against people. I remember people used Booters that would flood you until you got knocked offline. I had a rural ass internet, that wasn't big name, had a second-hand PC that was actually really good at the time, but the Modem was still 28.8k, so we bought a 56k modem, felt like a major upgrade. We got two phonelines so we wouldn't get interrupted, and we had 2 accounts, so we were able to sign into both late at night and double the speed.
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I also discovered Roms and people translating them. Played my first Pokemon games, because I never owned a Gameboy until GBA. Well, besides Snap and Stadium, because I was only allowed to play the N64, while my older brothers could play the PS1 and PS2. They didn't want me to fuck the discs up. 
3 Years of Service
we didn't have internet till like 04 maybe, first desktop in like 06 or so, and I think we finally got a flatscreen in like 05 might have been 07When we got the internet in '96.. we didn't have YouTube. And my poor Netscape web browser probably couldn't have handled it even had it been around then. Everything was slow with dial-up.
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Beleave me I'm trying
I'll get some sleep though somehow Good night everyone
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I played stuff at School, like Carmen Sandiego or Sim City. When I got a PC, it was basically Mist, Laura Bow, and whatever point and click adventure games my Dad could find, most of them were like 10-20 bucks each, really cheap. First OS at home was 98, then 98SE, most of my friends or classmates didn't have a PC for years, so I was basically the nerd.
Quick edit. Oregon Trail, also. That game fucked with me.
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Well, it's that time again....time to blast off
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On the bubble fuckos, see ya soon. Bonky's you all
Goodnight
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