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For 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
by cheschire 1y ago
For 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.