Clinton Lewinsky especially if you were in DMV

CompuServe: “Pleeeeeeze come back to us. We won’t charge you 10 cents an e-mail. We promise!”

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Anonymous wrote:I just had a boy! We videoed the birth and the evidence is on some micro cassette somewhere but not on the interwebs.

I had a boy in 1996 too. We got a video camera the year before (for kid 1) and it was a big bulky thing that my DH would actually haul with us everywhere.

We did recently digitize all the old videos (no birth videos!) - the now adult children actually enjoy watching them.

Yep. What did people do with those after they were done using them? Then the smaller versions came out. And what did people end up doing with the device and the cassettes? How did you digitize? What comes next if we can't watch what's been digitized?

I sent the cassettes to Kodak/Legacybox and paid to have them converted. We didn't have any way to watch them - they were a mix of miniDVs and some other cassette format (because we did indeed switch from the big bulky camera to the smaller one!!). We used to have an adapter that you put the smaller tapes in to play it on a VCR but of course haven't had a VCR for years. I guess if the thumb drives they are now on become obsolete we will have to move to the newest technology but I figure that's for the kids to do.

Anonymous wrote:WHFStival at RFK!

Yes!! The 1996 lineup was amazing!! No doubt, jewel, Gin Blossoms, Foo Fighters, Everclear, Garbage, Goldfinger. Remember it like it was yesterday.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm the World Wide Web. You can insert an AOL cd to use me!

My first cell phone- flip open sprint pcs, 617 number never should have gotten rid of

Tamagotchis

Atlanta Olympics

Seinfeld so popular

AOL and yahoo browsers

Digital camera Hs graduation gift, needed 4 double A batteries

Inboard/outboard speedboats finally

Tone loc, aqua, strumming my pain, Madonna

I still have my Sprint PCS number. 703 as God intended.

You can take my 703 from my cold dead hands.

Watching ER in TV room down the hall in the dorm

Anonymous wrote:I'm Prodigy.

Ohmygod!
Prodigy was wild!
The scammers, the needy women, the hungry men

WHFStival at RFK!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm the World Wide Web. You can insert an AOL cd to use me!

My first cell phone- flip open sprint pcs, 617 number never should have gotten rid of

Tamagotchis

Atlanta Olympics

Seinfeld so popular

AOL and yahoo browsers

Digital camera Hs graduation gift, needed 4 double A batteries

Inboard/outboard speedboats finally

Tone loc, aqua, strumming my pain, Madonna

I still have my Sprint PCS number. 703 as God intended.

Anonymous wrote:RPG III on an as/400. You rock, Judy Yaeger!

You poor bastard. You have my sympathies.

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Anonymous wrote:Was the Mitsubishi eclipse like a low key “I’m gay” for the mid 90’s? Don’t ask don’t tell - but drive an eclipse and ya know.

What were those small magenta convertible jeeps called? The original rav4 or jeep?

The Geo Tracker? That was the epitome of a cool car for me when I was 16 (in 1996).

Anonymous wrote:When the world was still simple.

Simple because we were just more clueless as to what's going on.

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Anonymous wrote:Was the Mitsubishi eclipse like a low key “I’m gay” for the mid 90’s? Don’t ask don’t tell - but drive an eclipse and ya know.

What were those small magenta convertible jeeps called? The original rav4 or jeep?

Are you thinking of the Geo Tracker?

I'm playing Leisure Suit Larry and hoping my parents don't come into the family room.

Anonymous wrote:What do we want to rent at Blockbuster for tonight?

Is it true that there is still one that remains open in U.S.? In Bend, OR. It was a tourist attraction as the last Blockbuster. Family Video outlasted Blockbuster.

Oasis. REM. Coco jumbo. Bill Clinton years.