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I was browsing through a backup of an old computer that ran Pidgin and had chat logging on. One of the last AIM messages I ever received went like this: Co
by CGamesPlay 6y ago
I was browsing through a backup of an old computer that ran Pidgin and had chat logging on. One of the last AIM messages I ever received went like this:
Conversation at Mon Jan 15 01:16:36 2007
(01:16:36) Megan: omg it's ryan.
(01:17:41) Megan: and then in time...
(01:17:53) Megan: the friends faded away
(01:18:14) Megan: and the instanst IMs that'd open were deleted
(01:18:28) Megan: and responses never came
(01:18:39) Megan: and then never even talked anymore
(01:18:50) Megan: and then hadn't hung out in forever
(01:19:02) Megan: ...but it was ok.
(01:19:09) Megan: because that is life.
(01:19:28) Megan: and she was thankful for the past they had,
(01:19:38) Megan: even if there was no present.
(02:31:57) Megan has signed off.
(best read while playing Vangelis - Tears in Rain)
- juststeve 6y agowhat year though?
- loeber 6y ago> Conversation at Mon Jan 15 01:16:36 2007 2007.
- saberdancer 6y agoDid you get back to Megan?
- johnchristopher 6y agoThis puts some perspective on the Signal/Matrix/whatever with their persistent history and the number of comments around here about how it's unacceptable to lose messages and history while in fact we are sometimes guilty of missing on them from our own negligence. Connecting people is a great achievement of Internet. And it has been done many times.
- voldacar 6y agobeautiful!
- volkl48 6y agoThere is a little game/visual novel-esque thing called "Emily Is Away" you may enjoy. It's basically an AIM nostalgia trip, particularly if you were in high school/college during the mid 2000s as well.