Was anyone else around when chat rooms were in their heyday. Early noughties (or should that be naughtiest!)
The 40s room on excite was a hook up fest.
So many happy memories of the women I met there, and through the MSN groups that sprang up.
The Good Ship Venus was a favourite, with UK RudeGirl and her Magic Hat Gatherings.
Happy babe’s Fun House was another.
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"I was kicking around the internet from the late nineties on. I didn't use the chat rooms so much as forums like Handbag. "
Internet in the 90s. Ha! Nice try  |
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"I was kicking around the internet from the late nineties on. I didn't use the chat rooms so much as forums like Handbag.
Internet in the 90s. Ha! Nice try
We had internet at home around 1998/9  "
So did we - dial up and 56Kbps |
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By *lceeWoman
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Yep, got my first internet enabled computer in 1997 at the tender age of 14. I still miss Lumley’s plummy tones. I do not miss yelling at my mum to get off the phone while I was online though.  |
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"I was kicking around the internet from the late nineties on. I didn't use the chat rooms so much as forums like Handbag.
Internet in the 90s. Ha! Nice try
We had internet at home around 1998/9
So did we - dial up and 56Kbps"
Lineone was our provider and nobody could ring us while we were on line |
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By *bi HaiveMan
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"I was kicking around the internet from the late nineties on. I didn't use the chat rooms so much as forums like Handbag.
Internet in the 90s. Ha! Nice try
We had internet at home around 1998/9
So did we - dial up and 56Kbps
Lineone was our provider and nobody could ring us while we were on line "
Freeserve.
God I feel old now.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I was kicking around the internet from the late nineties on. I didn't use the chat rooms so much as forums like Handbag.
Internet in the 90s. Ha! Nice try
We had internet at home around 1998/9
So did we - dial up and 56Kbps
Lineone was our provider and nobody could ring us while we were on line
Freeserve.
God I feel old now.
A"
I started with Freeserve too. |
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"Yep, got my first internet enabled computer in 1997 at the tender age of 14. I still miss Lumley’s plummy tones. I do not miss yelling at my mum to get off the phone while I was online though. "
I had my parents get an extra phone line so I didn’t have that problem. My problem was £200+ phone bills from 1p a minute internet connections  |
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By *bi HaiveMan
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"I was kicking around the internet from the late nineties on. I didn't use the chat rooms so much as forums like Handbag.
Internet in the 90s. Ha! Nice try
We had internet at home around 1998/9
So did we - dial up and 56Kbps
Lineone was our provider and nobody could ring us while we were on line
Freeserve.
God I feel old now.
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I started with Freeserve too."
Was pre-installed with shiny, box shaped PC I bought from Dixons in 1998. But then of course Dixons owned Freeserve!
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