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> Web surfing has never been a group activity. It often was, in my childhood. There was only one computer.
by Retr0id 1y ago
> Web surfing has never been a group activity.
It often was, in my childhood. There was only one computer.
- somenameforme 1y agoMine as well. Trolling pedos on AOL who thought they were meeting up with teen girls was our past time. We got quite good at looking up locations, organizing places to meet, and more. We were Chris Hansen, in bored teen boys form. Ah the days of A/S/L.
- 0points 1y agoI was a teen meeting real girls from IRC. Guess you missed out on the S part.
- HaZeust 1y ago"Me? Having sex from the IRC days?! Oh, don't you worry, I had sex."
- cheschire 1y agoFor the younger crowd, A/S/L? Was a typical introduction between people who were taking their chat to the next level. Like a handshake introduction in a room of crowded people where up to that point you were just throwing responses into the group discussion. This was in the days of IRC and Yahoo! Chat. Age/Sex/Location?
- strken 1y agoAnd 13/f/cali was the traditional facetious reply.
- _puk 1y agoWasn't that the standard greeting on ICQ from randoms across the globe? Uh-Oh! A/S/L?
- Izkata 1y agoIt was the standard greeting in AIM chatrooms too. It was still a novelty to chat with someone unknown from somewhere else in the world, so it was neat to know where they were.
- bloqs 1y agosadly only a portion of its early existence