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Pneub posted:That song's like 60 years old. It still had a surge of popularity in the early 2000s though. It counts.
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Also, what was the generic forums model that everyone was using back in the early 2000s? I remember it had circular buttons with a note icon over forums subheaders that was gray when read/marked and orange when unread/new messages appeared. I can't think of the name (PHP?) but it was used everywhere for fandoms in the same way Wikias are now.
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Hold on, what is this from exactly? My work messenger uses these exact emotes (updated for 2016), and I still don't understand the assortment. Why a sheep?
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Primetime posted:Hold on, what is this from exactly? My work messenger uses these exact emotes (updated for 2016), and I still don't understand the assortment. Why a sheep? 
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KLF is so 90s.
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Kavak posted:My Chemical Romance. I never listened to them, but they were loving huge when I was in middle school. Should I post a picture of them or just a Hot Topic? I got some very cool earrings from Hot Topic less than a month ago, so it doesn't seem totally '00s to me. PacSun, on the other hand...
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I bought something from hot topic once. It was last christmas I got a Fallout and Captain America shirt.
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New grounds and their flash games. My favorite was the "beat up Metallica" one because Metallica had made Napster go away and I had used Napster to get many of my favorite songs and to discover tons of music 
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YeahTubaMike posted:I got some very cool earrings from Hot Topic less than a month ago, so it doesn't seem totally '00s to me. Hot topic has some cool nerdy stuff and their online store has tons of really nice clearance clothes and shoes for super cheap that don't look goth or punk at all. They've grown with the times. But I still remember them blasting some horrible metal at levels so high I couldn't hear the cashier and me buying gigantic black pants with about a thousand pointy studs and 50 chains. Ah the memories
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What about Kongregate? I spent a lot of time there playing flash games and not kissing girls.
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Thin Privilege posted:Hot topic has some cool nerdy stuff and their online store has tons of really nice clearance clothes and shoes for super cheap that don't look goth or punk at all. They still do all those things, just now with more cheap anime T-shirts in sizes no anime fan can fit in.
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I went in there because they had some kind of sale on those little blind boxes that my kids like and it seems more like a general pop culture/comedy store, similar to spencer's, now. Didn't really give off a big goth vibe like the early 2000's.
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Animutations https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auZvnOUC5Js https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vvy3O1gtgo
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Exasperated posted:Animutations Colin Mocherie was in a lot of these, dunno why.
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.com for Murder (2002)quote:This high-tech, psychological thriller is set in the shadowy world of the Internet. Sondra Brummel is recovering from a skiing accident in her boyfriend's mansion, and accidently contacts a possible killer in an Internet chatroom. She and her friend Misty enter a virtual game that that becomes all too real.
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Seems that Lowtax beat you to it. http://www.somethingawful.com/movie-reviews/com-for-murder/1/
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Oh, yeah, and another big one: Jamie's School Dinners. I remember the tabloids printing all these pictures of kids reaching desperately through the bars of the school fence like they're in a refugee camp or something to get the stuff their mothers were delivering from the local chippy (to spare them the horror of having to eat fruit and vegetables).
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eightpole posted:Is Lowtax even still alive http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3766598
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Primetime posted:Hold on, what is this from exactly? My work messenger uses these exact emotes (updated for 2016), and I still don't understand the assortment. Why a sheep? MSN Messenger! Don't know about the sheep but I used the rainbow a lot 
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hackbunny posted:MSN Messenger! Don't know about the sheep but I used the rainbow a lot 8o|
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EvilGenius posted:Nathan Barley is the naughties I was too young to notice at the time but according to older friends, the 'twats on tiny bikes' phenomenon was real. There was also this brief period where fold-up scooters were to be the Next Big Thing in urban transport with important businessmen whizzing around the place on them.
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Faux-rear end Nonsense posted:I was too young to notice at the time but according to older friends, the 'twats on tiny bikes' phenomenon was real. poo poo man, I still see people pushing Razor scooters around in my town, and they're my age (early twenties).
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Nu-metal. What the gently caress were we thinking? Look at this poo poo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qsl-TodL5sI
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I dunno, my wife still loves that poo poo. her favorite band is orgy. how the gently caress do you do a cover of blue monday and gently caress it up? how do you do a cover of blue monday and look gayer than new order while doing it? these are the mysteries of numetal
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Sizone posted:I dunno, my wife still loves that poo poo. her favorite band is orgy. Sever immediately. I used to work with two ladies in their 40s and they would only listen to nu-metal/rock all loving day. Maybe it was their second rebellion oh no wait they had lovely taste in everything.
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Inzombiac posted:Sever immediately. Now that I'm getting into my late-30's, I can say with authority that that seems to happen to women who get knocked up just as they're getting into their prime clubbing years. I've come to think of it as a defense mechanism that keeps them from realizing how poo poo their lives are.
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Thin Privilege posted:I JUST threw mine out after reading Blue Story's thread, realizing I shouldn't keep old junk. IIRC mine had P!nk, some music from Africa and Japan including Malice Mizer Malice Mizer? God drat
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I am a proud newb.  Thanks Obama!
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http://bash.org/ IRC in general, really. Some people still cling to it (goons  ) but it is very early aughts. Not that I'm in a place to complain, given I still sign into AIM on the daily.
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Zeroisanumber posted:Now that I'm getting into my late-30's, I can say with authority that that seems to happen to women who get knocked up just as they're getting into their prime clubbing years. I've come to think of it as a defense mechanism that keeps them from realizing how poo poo their lives are. I can corroborate this assessment. Funny how people get locked into a culture bubble. Not me. I don't have kids or a lovely life so I'm current, hip and selfish.
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