I actually have both of those. :lol:

I remember the good old 56k modem days with AOL and going into the lesbo chat rooms trying to get nudes hehe

AOL Cd's and annoying dial up service. Those were the golden days....

yep! and there was nothing I loved more than waiting 10+ mins for 1 song to download on Napster

Yeah and burning cd's use to be an all day event ha ha. Movies would take days to download.

I spent all day downloading a demo

Starcraft 28.5mb demo

on dial up. with several people telling me to get off the dial up

CDs????

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Warez sites. 4mb at a time per 4 hour sitting. Weeks to download anything. Then half the time something was corrupted anyway.

When you had to order car parts through magazine ads... Pre internet days were the best.

Or ask the guy at the speed shop to get it in for you.

And speculation on the next great thing was three lines in a magazine comment section and responses took 2 months.

Oh... And you actually had to learn how things worked and get a book to read yourself instead of just asking.

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You would run the pkzipfix utility to try to fix your corrupted zip file (never worked) then hop back on netscape navigator and piss your parents off some more while you hogged the phone line downloading "BigRedRacing_USDemo.z07" again.

The first time I got broadband I didn't even know what to do with myself

Oh I am sure you figured it out LOL

But yeah, back on topic... it takes me 15 seconds to locate my shampoo in the store, but hours of shopping online and 10X the cost later some boutique car shampoo is next day aired from the Shire