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And what were you doing?
I was me 10 years ago :o
;)
Seems like nothing much changed in my life in the past 10 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by RandBlade
I was in the same place. But back then I was a student.
laughing at how horrible the north east's power grid is/was.
I was doing the same as Ominous. About half of my FPS clan was in the region and were missing out on a lot of fun.
In the Dark in Queens...no AC. :(
Watched parents relationship break down, gave up further education due to my head being all fuzzy and then getting a full time job. I don't miss those years, certainly regret a few decisions I made 10 years ago. I should have enjoyed myself more and not been reclusive.
Never mind, eh.
Serial killing.
Also, the bars were basically giving away their liquor.
This usually happens if you go to said bars wearing a ski mask, kicking the front door in, while leveling a shotgun at anyone in range and screaming at them "Gimme ya fooking beerah"...Quote:
Originally Posted by Dreadnaught
I suppose that works, but I think befriending bartenders/bar owners is easier in the long run :p
Being amused at having a Monday/Wednesday/Friday work calendar and thus not having to think about getting down from the 30th floor or getting home from 10 miles away. :o
Ten years ago; about to turn 30, working in financial services, living with then girlfriend, looking to buy a house together.
Now; about to turn 40, working in financial services, living with current girlfriend, looking to buy a house together.
At least I know what I'll be doing when I'm about to turn 50.
:noob:
Getting Married. Moving Apartments because the previous one burned down. Living in Maine.
You'll be about to turn 50 with 11 children and banned from the financial services industry. :oQuote:
Originally Posted by Timbuk2
Fortunately the blackout didn't reach up there because you had access to sweet sweet Canadian electricity, right?Quote:
Originally Posted by sheadunne
I was packing my freezer with hard to find ice bags, and trying to cook perishable meats on the charcoal grill...during the electrical brown-out.
By happenstance, I was also dealing with relationship issues described by Lor and Tim.
One decade is more powerful and important than most of us would like to admit. The trajectory and impact of time is enough to fuck up many of today's legislators, politicians, voters, parents, students.
Just about to start my 2nd year of uni in Leicester. Younger, fitter, better looking, and probably happier.
10 years ago - in college working part time at fast food. Its interesting while I do feel much more satisfied where I am in life but I do miss all the free time I had. Staying up to 5 AM on a raid and blowing off class was pretty nice.
Raid? As in, a Warcraft raid?
Oh, poor thing. I age like wine. I am fitter, better looking and happier than ever. It's just the hangovers that get worse, it's not the same anymore.Quote:
Originally Posted by DecoyMilk
This thread needs Gentry.
Don't they all?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dreadnaught
She could have been getting a tattoo, or having one removed.
That would be the "Where were you a hundred years ago?" thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dreadnaught
Is it a sad comment on this forum's modern relevance, or its longevity....that no poster has said they were barely out of diapers ten years ago?
No?
Well, I lament the absence of young people joining this forum. Didn't you "find" the Atari forums in your own teen years?
EQ but now that I think about it 10 years ago I think I had moved on to FFXI - bleh hard to remember the details.Quote:
Originally Posted by Timbuk2
The odds of additional young posters is pretty dang slim.Quote:
Originally Posted by GGT
Well, your kids will be on here in a few years time, then we can start indoctrinating the next generation in our evil librul ways.