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May 12, 2003, 11:44 PM ET6 posts by 4 postersalt.tv.beavis-n-butthead
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Butt-Munchalt.tv.beavis-n-butthead

Huh huh you dumbass. At least spell site correctly. Whoa I'm like, turning into one of those evil usenet trolls or something. I reported this evilness to 4yourmob.com too, even though they dind't have any anti-spam policy on the site anywhere. Bastards!

Now i'm gonna cry over the way it was back in the day, before AOL had an "Internet" button and I had to actually use UUCP and a QWK packaging program and download newsgroups at 2400 baud, instead of just grabbing some god damn windows application and just browsing and posting without having to do any real work.

Ahhh..and the coolest thing in the world was the almighty Usenet Oracle who first introduced me to Yahoo! at it's infancy on http://www.stanford.edu/yahoo (hey this link hasn't worked in at least ten years). On the subject of poop, you can email [email] subject: tellme body: whatever, ask the Oracle a poop question, and maybe you'll make it into the weekly archive.

Ok ok, enough of this crap, I just had a moment there remembering the old days, when the hottest warez included the free version of IBM Basic for DOS 3.3...

Butt-Munch.

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Woah! Takin' ya back to da old school, cause I'm an old fool, who's so cool, if you wanna get down let me show you tha way, whoop theres my butt....everybody now..WHOOP, THERES MY BUTT....mheheh....whoop...theres my bunghole.... That was back when the internut didn't suck so bad and stuff. And not too long before Beavis and Butt-Head were on the air...ahhh...the good old days....back in my day we'd hardl'y get wood watching TV..uhahhahaah... That was back when people were stupid, and they didn't have cool words like buttmunch and dillhole.

My first online experience was in the early 80's...using a Commodore Vic20 with a 300 baud modem (still have it all too). No internet available to general public then...all I had was dial-up access to local community college (to do homework), a few local bulletin boards and a cheapo subscription to Compuserve. No email was offered then. Looking back, it sucked....but as it was all new then, it ruled at the time.

  :-P

huh huh..you said EDLIN. I wish they had that in XP. It was like, kinda like VI for tards.

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