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Xkeeper

Posted on 06-17-07 01:25 AM (rev. 2 of 06-17-07 01:30 AM)

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cpubasic13

Posted on 06-17-07 01:27 AM

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Wow. Look at the chains!

That is just... gah. That's what they do when not doing Solitare/Freecell? Geez. That is just... gah.

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HydraPheetz

Posted on 06-17-07 03:21 AM

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Posted by Xkeeper
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Oh god, the card games...

AHHHHHHHHHH

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Doritokiller

Posted on 06-17-07 06:09 AM

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	Not really surprising. Stupidity and AOL go together like ~~peas and carrots~~ sluts and sex. :o You should see the chain letters on MySpace. Poorly constructed, contain dozens of punctuation/spelling/grammatical errors, and hAvE aLt-CaPs and AOL speek lol. Good ol' AOL. Your CD's never fail at making awesome shurikens. (That means me... I should try making a shield some time.) ____________________ kimi gakure ta yuuki wa OKKUSENMAN OKKUSENMAN sugi sarishi kisetsu wa DORAMATIKKU

HyperHacker

Posted on 06-17-07 07:25 AM

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Holy crap, you could read those title bars from space.

OoBurns

Posted on 06-17-07 07:53 AM

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The sad thing is, my grandpa forwards those kinds of emails to us all the time. We just delete them without even opening them up.

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HydraPheetz

Posted on 06-17-07 08:33 AM

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Posted by HyperHacker
Holy crap, you could read those title bars from space.

Or from a galaxy over

Assuming a large, and very high power telescope is used.

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joe

Posted on 06-17-07 11:20 AM

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00: Do they believe that crap?
01: Re: Fwd: Fw: Hey did u no?
02: Huge title bars are blinding.
03: "Not responding." Yeah, that happens when you've got 235 emails and sevral viruses competing for CPU time.
04: Yup, chain mail ALWAYS works.
05: AOL + Card games =

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AOL + microwave =

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AOL + me = "I'll keyword YOU, you little..." (I hated those commercials with AOL keywords. Where'd they go?)

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Me + 2:17 in the morning =

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OoBurns

Posted on 06-18-07 06:32 AM

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My first internet experience was AOL 4.0 on the Mac.

I don't really remember much about it, except for a big box of links that came up when you signed in.

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Ailure

Posted on 06-18-07 09:02 AM

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I have a AOL cd back when AOL sweden did exist.

It failed. And it's site didn't disappear until very recently... when it was last updated 1997.

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Randy53215

Posted on 06-18-07 10:03 AM

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Posted by BooUrns
My first internet experience was AOL 4.0 on the Mac.

I don't really remember much about it, except for a big box of links that came up when you signed in.

I remember having AOL 4.0. Anywho I agree, your fucking title bars are fucking big enough where my grandma could see them from across the room. Jesus fuck.

And having AOL isn't something people should be proud of.

I salute you XK for putting up with it this long.

Katelyn

Posted on 06-18-07 05:55 PM

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Heh, I never had AOL at all

blacknemesis13

Posted on 06-18-07 06:57 PM

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Hell, I still remember E-world on our old MAC from 1992. Then I think we started with AOL 2.0 and then eventually 3.0 but I'm not sure. All I really remember is that our computer couldn't run AOL past 3.0 because it would take up more space than the hard drive

What's sad is that I was stuck using that same crap computer, and AOL 3.0 until 2001

It did have the funnest games though (the computer not AOL), and After Dark kicked ass. But slow as fuck, and absolutely no practical use.

Then we got a new computer, but I still had to put up with AOL until 2003 because my mom was convinced it was the only way to connect to the internet and that is was "the best". Yeah, AOL broadband for like $30 a month on top of roadrunner for another $40 a month. I finally convinced them to get rid of it when a family member died causing us to lose half our income, and they began finally looking at all the ways they were wasting money. I finally convinced them that we didn't need to be spending $70 a month for absolute shit.

HydraPheetz

Posted on 06-18-07 08:11 PM

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Actually, one of my relatives has AOL (from when I visited them in 2004.) It really was as awful as I had imagined.

As for internet at home, my parents have been with the same ISP since 1997, long before they ever offered broadband service.

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