Internet nostalgia

The first website my friend and I ever made: http://www.angelfire.com/ak2/camels/

Sign my guestbook!

Oh man, I made this huge one with loads of frames and hidden links containing rude words. Had so much fun doing it. Would have to be dead now.

dog latin at age ??

DISCLAIMER
ACHTUNG!
This site has nothing to
do with camels or camelling
asides from the name.
If you do see a camel or even
a dromedare on this
site, please inform us and
we shall have it shot promptly in the head.
Don't think that we won't - me and Adam are
total and utter bastards that way.
So anyway - you know the score.

I made it yesterday. what?

http://i52.tinypic.com/svgy9l.gif

/whois internet nostalgia

I was super stoked to find out my favorite teen girl website from my teen girl years is still around, and still posting great, helpful content like this:

http://img192.imageshack.us/img192/9466/screenshot20110228at827.png

they still have this story about giant nipples <3

dude u guys have to check this site out
boobs.com

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http://www.11points.com/images/animatedgifs/emailme.gif http://www.11points.com/images/animatedgifs/emailme.gif http://www.11points.com/images/animatedgifs/emailme.gif

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gonna go update my angelfire page

<iframe title="YouTube video player" width="640" height="390" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/JUs7iG1mNjI"; frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUs7iG1mNjI&feature=related

8,N,1

^ rich kid

http://img826.imageshack.us/img826/3313/weirdlinks.png

^poll

http://memepool.com/

^poll

was just thinking that

Yes, it's a horse inside a car. Click to enlarge.

heh-heh!

http://www.metaphoriclabs.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/03/suckcom.jpg

http://home.bway.net/slutboy/home2.html

Does anyone remember the "Wonderwall", a wall with a lot of band website links?

"to-day is gonna be the day that they link it right back to you"

http://replay.waybackmachine.org/19971108163436/http://www.beat.co.uk/beat/wonderwall.html

This is what it was like (the backing wall has gone tho)

http://paulkatcher.com/archives/000219.shtml

Yeah that's right stet. Eat your heart out. ZMODEM BABY

JUSTIN'S LINKS TO THE UNDERGROUND

I remember crying my eyes out with laughter at this, back in the day.

http://web.archive.org/web/20010605230406/www.thespark.com/science/stinkyfeet/day1.html

Does anyone remember the "Wonderwall", a wall with a lot of band website links?

that were good that

holy cow, www.niftyness.com is still online.

http://www.niftyness.com/graphics/mrjohn.jpg

Trumpet winsock scripts!

one of my favorite insane places (non-political) on the webbernet is still alive!

http://taxi1010.com/

I just got ahold of a copy of the Details "music issue" from '96. It has a big article on "The Internet's Greatest Hits-A music lover's guide to the best sites and sounds on the World Wide Web" and is just dripping w/this stuff.

The lead for the "Music Shopping" section (which singeled out CD Now*, CD Europe, Music Boulevard, CDWorld & BMG Music Service):

Shopping online is convenient, but nothing like walking into your local megastore. Most online "shops" are simply text lists of artists and albums, with an occasional album cover on display. Without the stimulating sensory experience of walking through an actual record store, browsing isn't as likely to inspire that I've-gotta-have-it reaction. However, if you know exactly what you want beforehand, these services are great places to come and get it.

*Which they claim was the best, using for an example buying a double-lp jazz album for $25.97 with next-day delivery for an extra $5.48 and yr encrypted AmEx #.

totally miss geocities

i remember my earliest internet travelling and coming across Stile Project, and being like OMG INTERNET JUST HAS EVERYTHING

My first online music-discovery sight was IUMA: Internet Underground Music Archive. ISTR finding out about a lot of cool bands at the time, but I couldn't tell you now who they were. There was also Garageband.com, where musicians and bands could put up music and critique each other; used to spend a lot of time on there.

one of my favorite insane places (non-political) on the webbernet is still alive!

http://taxi1010.com/

Dude, wow. There is bucketloads of crazy on that site.

i know it is the best

woooooooooow

This is nearly like plunging the depths of ulillillia city.

gimme your balls FOOL

my favourite early internet find

http://www.alcyone.com/oo/

still the 5th result for Yinka Dare: http://www.angelfire.com/stars/yinka/

http://www.almostamazing.com/flash/hyaku.swf

I remember loving this back in the early 90s:

http://www.realchange.org/quayle.htm

http://www.realchange.org/tallskl2.jpg

my favourite early internet find

http://www.alcyone.com/oo/

― plax (ico), Wednesday, March 2, 2011 3:29 PM

This is a decade-plus favorite of mine, too!@