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Man half the reason I hated iTunes was not having the physical album booklet
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Man half the reason I hated iTunes was not having the physical album booklet
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Kids will never know about remixes being actual remixes, not just an added verses on a song.
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anybody remember asianave ? i remember being on there. it was before myspace 
and those aim chatrooms
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kids will never know how it feels to hit up a blockbuster and rent movies/video games
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kids will never know how it feels to hit up a blockbuster and rent movies/video games
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crazy, i had that exact one.Game changer right here. Could absorb any jolts / bumps the back of the bus could provide.
Paying $5 for a burnt CD from the homie who had faster Internet then you and could DL music faster from Kazza. Haha half of the songs had DJ's yelling all over them, edited, or worst it was a blend of a song remixed to be the song you wanted.
The good ol' days!
oh and...
i had all the nextels that were posted. even the i930 which was super useless.
but we have to all agree
da gawd...
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They'll never know the struggles of only having 3 continues.
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The internet has ruined reminiscing. Every day something about how great the 90s-early 2000s were.
I know how dope it was, I was there.
I know how dope it was, I was there.
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These got meIm in my feels right now
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The Internet ruinined the processes of seeking information. That's much more than just homework answers, that's interaction, integration, personal communication, ect. It's making smart dumb people
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I always wondered...where did this come from?
Kids all around the world were drawing this and we never knew why....
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The Lunch Tables x Clipse really got me
Should have added the pens tho.
Should have added the pens tho.
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I miss the sports jerseys from back then. Thread has me all depressed now too.
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That was my joint with the am/fm radio.
Nextels. I remember my shorty having the bumble bee one
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damn im getting sad thinking of all these memories
- When the bleep on your nextel would go off during class
- signing on to aim and tying up the phone line at your house
- making the grindin beat with your hand on the desks at school
damn im getting sad thinking of all these memories
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What was the deal with Cingular? I swear it was Cingular than ATT than back to Cingular and so on.
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This joint right here man everyone had this one at some point
This joint right here man everyone had this one at some point
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Around here, it was the cheapest one out of all the major networks but horrible reception. People just for it for the rollover minutes.
I remember folks getting the Sidekick with T-Mobile as a secondary phone since nothing else was out like it. We sold a grip at Circuit City.
I'm turning 30 this year as well, fellas. Damn. I wouldn't want to be a kid nowadays. I was also geeked up for TGIF on ABC. Shows like Boy Meets World actually taught life lessons.
That kid in high school with DSL connection when Napster came out was caking making mix CDs at $5 a pop
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ATT bought the company and thought Cingular would be a marketable name. Then went to ATT Cingular and finally AT&T.
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Bruh I thought this was a SO SO DEF bass tape.
I was gonna fall down and die from a nostalgiattack.
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My brother was that guy.Around here, it was the cheapest one out of all the major networks but horrible reception. People just for it for the rollover minutes.
I remember folks getting the Sidekick with T-Mobile as a secondary phone since nothing else was out like it. We sold a grip at Circuit City.
I'm turning 30 this year as well, fellas. Damn. I wouldn't want to be a kid nowadays. I was also geeked up for TGIF on ABC. Shows like Boy Meets World actually taught life lessons.
That kid in high school with DSL connection when Napster came out was caking making mix CDs at $5 a pop
I couldn't wait to get to middle school to start doing the same thing but that wasn't until '05 and by then iPods, MP3s, and file sharing took over.
Also... the OG (for me)
I remember having to move on to Limewire after BearShare was brought down and being upset. Then BearShare came back but the layout was so different. I hated it.
Ah okay. Thanks for clearing that up.
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DUDE. I miss Asian Ave.anybody remember asianave ? i remember being on there. it was before myspaceand those aim chatrooms
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All them cute girls from Manitoba.
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Frost WireMy brother was that guy.Around here, it was the cheapest one out of all the major networks but horrible reception. People just for it for the rollover minutes.
I remember folks getting the Sidekick with T-Mobile as a secondary phone since nothing else was out like it. We sold a grip at Circuit City.
I'm turning 30 this year as well, fellas. Damn. I wouldn't want to be a kid nowadays. I was also geeked up for TGIF on ABC. Shows like Boy Meets World actually taught life lessons.
That kid in high school with DSL connection when Napster came out was caking making mix CDs at $5 a pop
I couldn't wait to get to middle school to start doing the same thing but that wasn't until '05 and by then iPods, MP3s, and file sharing took over.
Also... the OG (for me)
I remember having to move on to Limewire after BearShare was brought down and being upset. Then BearShare came back but the layout was so different. I hated it.
BIt torrent (when it was green)
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Getting this on Christmas.
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