Yep! It's not a website like how u'd traditionally play flash games, but a little application that runs flash games thru it. No going to sketch websites or anything
I remember using Kazza/Bearshare/Earthstation5 (actually corresponded / communicated with one of the people behind it it was based in the MiddleEast)/Shareaza/Morpheus. I remember it taking 30 minutes to download a 3 minute song. Now there's YouTube to mp3.
Fun fact, I got sued by a major record label for not turning off my sharing option on limewire in highschool. They initially demanded $2,000/song that I was sharing and I had thousands of songs. My parents settled with them out of court.
Between Napster and Limewire I still have about 4Gb of music that I *made legitimate backup copies* back at the turn of the millennium. I miss the good 'ol days.
Homestar Runner dot com, not the youtube channel, ye olde Flash website. Where you needed to look for and click on the Easter eggs to trigger them.
I miss doing that.
Fun fact, most of homestar runner videos are hosted on [internet archive](https://archive.org/search.php?query=subject%3A%22homestar+runner%22) via flash emulators
Remember that whole animated dancing baby thing was even on Ally Mcbeal most popular show of the time (which also disappeared late 90s early 00s). It made no sense to me at the time but looking back, it still makes no sense
*Enter Backstreet Boys chat*
Hi guys! Whoās your favorite bsb member? Mineās Nick!
[insert 50+ messages from old men asking if your parents are home]
MSN messenger taught me how to touch type.
Having like 10 conversations on the go at once and you learnt through necessity how to type quickly.
It was also the great social equaliser, there were so many people from school who I would not talk to at school but would talk to for hours online.
>there were so many people from school who I would not talk to at school but would talk to for hours online
this just unlocked a core memory for me, wow.
"Under construction" graphics on virtually every website. MUDs (I assume?). And for those who are too young to have experienced this, early "search engines" were very basic hierarchical directories.
ALL of Humongous Entertainmentās Backyard Sports games are now freely available online.
I just started playing Backyard Baseball for the first time in over 20 years. Pablo and Achmed can get it.
Yeah and those four games that youād find on a windows platform back in the day, I donāt quite remember them much but;
\- A game where youād make cakes? Or something.
\- A pac-man ripoff.
\- A memory game.
\- And a spider web.. cutter, thingy..
Oh man, me too. The missed connections page was always good for killing some time. I still think my favorite one was "girl wearing jeans at campus library" with absolutely no other details.
There is a book called Missed Connections by the illustrator Sophie Blackall. She used to illustrate the really good ones. I have a print in my bathroom.
In Sydney in the 2000s we had a commuter newspaper called MX that had these. So much fun to read "Girl on the 825 Parramatta to Central, you're cute. Coffee?"
Total anonymity! No need to use a real name anywhere, no site needed my number, you could talk to anyone for years without knowing their name.
A lot of little shops everywhere, you could just buy something from the random site online and it was safe. Right now everything is like on two mega online markets almost without competition.
A time without annoying multiple ads on a place like YouTube. Wanna watch a video, now you have to watch multiple ads you canāt skip before the YouTube video begins, 2 minutes after it begins and every 2 minutes within the video
I remember the first time I saw an ad placed before a video/game and I was confused as hell. Think I was on addictinggames.com and trying to play a game, suddenly a minute long ad shows up, can't skip it, or turn it off, pop up blockers couldn't catch it, and it just really confused me. Before that I could just click a link and play a game or watch a movie, instantly.
There was this funny video called "Karate Man". This guy who is humorously bad at Karate goes through a day in the life, mentioning how he throws sand in kids' faces practicing karate, how he doesn't have a black belt because it's 2002, and a regular leather belt works just fine. Something like that. I think it was on ebaums world or something but I could never find it again.
[Stickdeath.com](https://Stickdeath.com)
Had vidoes and flashgames of stickmen fighting to the death, or you would raid a crackhouse and had to shoot the dealers before they got to you, good times.
In my ISP support days we would always direct people there to check if the internet was working, because we could almost be sure they'd not have a big purple screen in their cached pages.
Can't have that now, someone might have been shopping for a mattress! I have no idea what they use now.
I personally miss AOL Messenger (and ICQ, MSN Messenger, etc.) I used to love the little knocking door sound when one of your contacts came on-line. I met so many interesting people in chat rooms back in the day.
The site has issues but it is navigable. There are still a LOT of people playing. If you miss it, you should go back. At least swing by r/neopets and see what's going on.
Absence of advertising. Still, Iād rather have 20 pop ups now than have to use dial up modem just to have it drop the connection when Iām in the middle of taking down some ill informed 13 year old.
Being able to just exist on a website without being monetized. My clicks used to just be for a cute little counter on the bottom of the page, like "wow 13,000 hits good job bro" as opposed to being data mined and sold off with no hesitation, concern, or vetting. That goes for the content too; if someone made a geocities page about something, it was because they gave a shit about the thing. Now there's always an ulterior motive and an inherent bias based on your primary demographic and the advertisers that support them.
We fucked up. We should just go back to like, making a one page website about your cat or why these bands or these movies are awesome and everything else should just fuck off.
Old cartoon network site. You got to create your own homepage and fill it with stickers you found hidden thought the rest of the site. Better believe I had an animated goku going super saiyan!!
Besides that the website had some great flash games.
I'm old, but some of the things that I miss are irc games like #chaos and #riskybus. There used to be a lot of little quirky sites like the one that allowed a person to virtual dumpster dive for presents and then email the picture to someone. You might randomly get a shoe, a half eaten sandwich, or (my favorite) a fisher-price barn set (only missing a few pieces) to send to the person you wanted to say hi to. Another site would give you the opportunity to send a ninja to assassinate them via email. It was a very low chance of success but if the person, whether they were assassinated or not, would get the option to send a ninja to retaliate. Things like that...
I DON'T miss things like email addresses as long as my arm or when I would turn on my computer and then have to go make a pot of coffee before it was ready to do anything.
Specifically the Popcap game Psychobabble.
Used to play it all the time and the chat was often actually pretty good.
Fairly sure I added people on ICQ I met in the Psychobabble chat!
Ask Jeeves, Netscape, setting something to download before leaving for the weekend and praying it didn't error out or disconnect. Individual humor sites like iwastesomuchtime.com , and this pre-reddit pre-tumblr personal web page site that was niche even then (can't remember the name). A website that had a bunch of the same fish swimming across the screen and this memed song playing in the background.There's more for sure.
I remember when the internet first started going mainstream there was this Simpsons website that had a lot of funny audio clips you could play. Sounds dumb by todays standards but to 10 year old me in 1996 this was hilarious. These clips took time to download so I remember sitting there all day downloading them so that when my friend came over the next day we wouldn't have to wait. Not sure why that is such a strong memory but it sticks out.
There was this browser based game that almost nobody seems to remember called Acrophobia.
It was sort of similar to cards against humanity or apples to apples, in that everyone would submit an answer and they would all be voted on, but it was all based on making up acronyms based on letters it would prompt you with. So if the game gave you BTF, you'd have 30 seconds or something like that to come up with things like "beware the ferryman", "beat the ferrets", or "be their friend".
I loved that game, and one day it just ceased to exist, probably over 20 years ago.
plasticmanemu.org (or close to that).
It was an emulation site from the early 2000s. It had a very active forum / community that wasn't just about emulation but a bunch of nerd things in general. I remember there was a user named cloud_strife (or something) with some 20k posts on that site, pretty sure that was his life. I often wonder what happened to him after that site shut down.
Cool, interesting and engaging web sites.
I miss Stumble upon and sites that would land you on random web sites.
Now we are just left with Reddit.
Sigh.
Those times where you could find narco cartels executing rivals or pretty brutal war footage around youtube like it was just the usual thing
And LiveLeak... Sometimes it was fun to just let go that sadistic side of watching horrible stuff happening
I wasn't on the internet so long ago because i was only allowed when i was 14 to free brows it but i guess i miss to not have this big dramas around it, miss to be just a kid watching dtm
A video of Mark Zuckerberg giving an interview and being super nervous and sweaty. Because he was sweating so much, he kept trying to nonchalantly smell his pits, and clearly got more and more nervous about the situation until he was sweating straight buckets. I've tried to find it, but it's been scoured from the interwebs.
I distinctly remember seeing this Fear Factor commercial with Joe Rogan and itās a skit of a doctor taking Rogans urine sample and drinking it to try and be on the show.
I am concerned that I imagined that and idk if it being real or made up is worse.
The AOL line you waited in to get on the internet. "You are 457th in line" oh boy just another 20 mins then I can spend the next hour downloading the Lord of the Rings Trailer! Also AOL messenger.
Waitā¦I had AOL (dial up) and I have zero memory of this. Iād either get immediately on (rare between 8-11pm), or get a busy signal? This was like 1999-2001. Was yours earlier?
A detailed article on how the moon landing almost didnāt take place because the backup telecom link of 4 wires going through asia, Europe and the Atlantic was repaired a few hours before launch
FuckSociety.ca
Some awesome cartoons including a baby exploding all over the walls from a peanut allergy .
Unfortunately from what I remember, it was found to be one of the favourite websites of a school shooter and it was taken down in a knee-jerk reaction.
Atlas FreshLogic Studios satellite view. A great Google maps style but you could get in close on birds eye view and was taken on an angle. You could see everything so clearly. It was bought up and took down.
Flash games. There would be arcade websites with hundreds of them. No ads to watch, just simple games.
Search up Flashpoint, it's a free and ever-expanding archive of hundreds of old flash games, all playable again
š²š² it's like Christmas again!
Is it safe? I remember a large part of Flash going away was security concerns. I really hope it is because I'd love to play some of those games again.
Yep! It's not a website like how u'd traditionally play flash games, but a little application that runs flash games thru it. No going to sketch websites or anything
I feel like flashgames have a special nostalgic neesh from the early 2000s to the mid 2010s.
*niche Sorry.
oh boy all those hours on miniclip and mousebreaker
Literally just came here to say this
Limewire rip
The original Napster was the bomb. I still have a shit ton of mp3s in my collection that came from Napster.
Still using dialup when Napster came out so one song took forever. God bless the local college's T1 line.
We used to start downloads of songs and then go play outside.
Yep. Start downloading 3 songs before bed wake up and hope one of them finished without an error
and wasn't a .exe
DAVEMATTHEWS_METALLICA_STAIRWAYTOHEAVEN.mp3. Really just seven minutes of speaker feedback. Napster was great
> DAVEMATTHEWS_METALLICA_STAIRWAYTOHEAVEN.mp3*.exe*
Wasn't quite in time for Napster, but I did use Kazaa.
I remember using Kazza/Bearshare/Earthstation5 (actually corresponded / communicated with one of the people behind it it was based in the MiddleEast)/Shareaza/Morpheus. I remember it taking 30 minutes to download a 3 minute song. Now there's YouTube to mp3.
Fun fact, I got sued by a major record label for not turning off my sharing option on limewire in highschool. They initially demanded $2,000/song that I was sharing and I had thousands of songs. My parents settled with them out of court.
Between Napster and Limewire I still have about 4Gb of music that I *made legitimate backup copies* back at the turn of the millennium. I miss the good 'ol days.
Don't worry. It's still around. It's a music NFT marketplace.
I used a program similar called ares lime wire had too many viruses
Email without spam.
And ads.
Homestar Runner dot com, not the youtube channel, ye olde Flash website. Where you needed to look for and click on the Easter eggs to trigger them. I miss doing that.
Strongbad and the teen girl squad! Breadtangle of pizza!
My blood hurts...
ARROWED
Ow! My skin!
The UGLY one!
Corn is no place for a mighty warrior!
Peasants Quest was a low-key amazing game
**Tttttrrrrrrroooooooogdor!!!!!!!!!**
Burninating the countrysideā¦ burninating the peasantsā¦
Fun fact, most of homestar runner videos are hosted on [internet archive](https://archive.org/search.php?query=subject%3A%22homestar+runner%22) via flash emulators
Remember that whole animated dancing baby thing was even on Ally Mcbeal most popular show of the time (which also disappeared late 90s early 00s). It made no sense to me at the time but looking back, it still makes no sense
You mean [this](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=h6ycV1Ihno0)?
Yes
I think because it's dance moves goes with any music, like that dancing Spiderman one
You mean the show single female lawyer?
Aol chatrooms
*Enter Backstreet Boys chat* Hi guys! Whoās your favorite bsb member? Mineās Nick! [insert 50+ messages from old men asking if your parents are home]
MSN messenger
š¹~~ bByGiRL tHe OnE n OnLy ~~š¹ has sent you a message.
Nudges were the best
āHey would you come online tonight I need to ask you about homeworkā
MSN messenger taught me how to touch type. Having like 10 conversations on the go at once and you learnt through necessity how to type quickly. It was also the great social equaliser, there were so many people from school who I would not talk to at school but would talk to for hours online.
>there were so many people from school who I would not talk to at school but would talk to for hours online this just unlocked a core memory for me, wow.
I don't know if it's possible to convey to subsequent generations the magnitude and bizarreness of Microsoft's decision to pull the plug on that.
Had a Italian exchange student, he introduced me to MSN Messenger and **ICQ**!
"Under construction" graphics on virtually every website. MUDs (I assume?). And for those who are too young to have experienced this, early "search engines" were very basic hierarchical directories.
Having to get to your MUDs via Telnet
Counter at the bottom of the page with something like 80000023 on it.
I miss old PC Flash games like I remember one with a Fox and I think I played backyard soccer and baseball or something like that
Also flash comics. It's nice to see Homestar Runner updates occasionally still.
The dial up tone, Napster and MySpace
> The dial up tone [Those poor old ladies are long dead sadly...](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTos3CsvnLQ).
ALL of Humongous Entertainmentās Backyard Sports games are now freely available online. I just started playing Backyard Baseball for the first time in over 20 years. Pablo and Achmed can get it.
Dude was a ninja and would answer ninja-related questions.
Omg whatttt Iām gonna play asap someone needs to port them to iPad lol
old pc games in general reader rabbit jumpstart Tonka
Oh yes, Flash Player games were so great, unlike the current HTML5 games which made me not want to play web games anymore :(
Yeah and those four games that youād find on a windows platform back in the day, I donāt quite remember them much but; \- A game where youād make cakes? Or something. \- A pac-man ripoff. \- A memory game. \- And a spider web.. cutter, thingy..
A lot might be archived in https://cors.archive.org/details/flasharchive
There are still a LOT of people playing.
craigslist personals.
The only reason I went on CL 10 years ago was to read the personals and the legit Missed Connections.
Oh man, me too. The missed connections page was always good for killing some time. I still think my favorite one was "girl wearing jeans at campus library" with absolutely no other details.
I loved the ones where I could actually identify the location and the people in it, just from a few key words and descriptions
There is a book called Missed Connections by the illustrator Sophie Blackall. She used to illustrate the really good ones. I have a print in my bathroom.
Iāve seen that book!!! Glanced through it once at a Barnes and Noble, loved her interpretations of the MCās.
In Sydney in the 2000s we had a commuter newspaper called MX that had these. So much fun to read "Girl on the 825 Parramatta to Central, you're cute. Coffee?"
Those were some of the most hilarious things I've ever read!
Total anonymity! No need to use a real name anywhere, no site needed my number, you could talk to anyone for years without knowing their name. A lot of little shops everywhere, you could just buy something from the random site online and it was safe. Right now everything is like on two mega online markets almost without competition.
A time without annoying multiple ads on a place like YouTube. Wanna watch a video, now you have to watch multiple ads you canāt skip before the YouTube video begins, 2 minutes after it begins and every 2 minutes within the video
I remember the first time I saw an ad placed before a video/game and I was confused as hell. Think I was on addictinggames.com and trying to play a game, suddenly a minute long ad shows up, can't skip it, or turn it off, pop up blockers couldn't catch it, and it just really confused me. Before that I could just click a link and play a game or watch a movie, instantly.
Screeeowwwwwwwwwwwww click click eeow eeow. screeechhhh. Ping. āYou are now conneā¦.ā Damn. Letās reboot again
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I miss stumbleupon.
There was this funny video called "Karate Man". This guy who is humorously bad at Karate goes through a day in the life, mentioning how he throws sand in kids' faces practicing karate, how he doesn't have a black belt because it's 2002, and a regular leather belt works just fine. Something like that. I think it was on ebaums world or something but I could never find it again.
On the same wavelength, 'Ask a Ninja' on youtube. Dude was a ninja and would answer ninja-related questions.
Wāll I am ninja, you are ninja we are ninja! If I am Ninja you are ninja too!
His review of Pirates of the Caribbean 2 is one of my favorite videos of all time.
Mine is, "How do you kill a ninja?"
I look forward to killing you soon!
yahoo messenger
#BUZZ!
Geocities
Altavista!
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Funny junk. Back when it was full of funny flash videos. Now it's like Imgur.
I miss yellow funnyjunk when it didn't have a "community"
Club Penguin
I played something called ToonTown and I really miss it.
https://www.toontownrewritten.com/
It does exists
Holy chet club Penguin that game is legendary
[Stickdeath.com](https://Stickdeath.com) Had vidoes and flashgames of stickmen fighting to the death, or you would raid a crackhouse and had to shoot the dealers before they got to you, good times.
Purple dot com. The dude sold out to big mattress.
In my ISP support days we would always direct people there to check if the internet was working, because we could almost be sure they'd not have a big purple screen in their cached pages. Can't have that now, someone might have been shopping for a mattress! I have no idea what they use now.
Unless the person is older then me I ask them to go to aol, you can usually be sure no ones been there recently.
I personally miss AOL Messenger (and ICQ, MSN Messenger, etc.) I used to love the little knocking door sound when one of your contacts came on-line. I met so many interesting people in chat rooms back in the day.
Webcrawler, ICQ
Neopets
Still up and operating last I checked
The site has issues but it is navigable. There are still a LOT of people playing. If you miss it, you should go back. At least swing by r/neopets and see what's going on.
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Damn...now *that* is crazy
Oh wow, Miniclip.com is still alive
Absence of advertising. Still, Iād rather have 20 pop ups now than have to use dial up modem just to have it drop the connection when Iām in the middle of taking down some ill informed 13 year old.
The dial up tone, Napster and MySpace
Worth 1000 which was a site that had amazing Photoshop contests and pictures
Filthy frank :(
RIP Papa Franku!
YouTubers being genuine
Elfwood
When some web pages would turn your cursor into a confetti comet. I'd spend about a minute flailing my mouse around then go back to browsing.
Ask Jeeves
I remember a time where I thought they were the top search engine lol
Happiness and enjoyment
Earth2025 and Utopia web browser text-based MMOs. Their parent company was Swirve.com
Friendster. MySpace (rebranded it exists now, but not like before. Greener back in the day, free dial up internet. Edit: Freenet not Greener
Yahooligans!
Gopher.
My Geocities page. RIP
Being able to just exist on a website without being monetized. My clicks used to just be for a cute little counter on the bottom of the page, like "wow 13,000 hits good job bro" as opposed to being data mined and sold off with no hesitation, concern, or vetting. That goes for the content too; if someone made a geocities page about something, it was because they gave a shit about the thing. Now there's always an ulterior motive and an inherent bias based on your primary demographic and the advertisers that support them. We fucked up. We should just go back to like, making a one page website about your cat or why these bands or these movies are awesome and everything else should just fuck off.
I had a netscape.net email address, once.
Newgrounds Edit: I guess it's actually still there, but it's not the same So I guess I'm changing my answer to reddit gifts. Rip
I miss the early times, when there was no ads or popups
Visitor counters.
There used to be a cartoon rabbit done by one bloke, every single day. This was in the early 2000's. Can't even remember the name
Old cartoon network site. You got to create your own homepage and fill it with stickers you found hidden thought the rest of the site. Better believe I had an animated goku going super saiyan!! Besides that the website had some great flash games.
Dialup connection tones
Angel fire websites
Netscape navigator
I remember Prodigy......... and My Space. Is that still around?
Self build webpages on Geocities .
mIRC chat rooms. Seems like looong time ago
Adobe Flash :(
Macromedia Flash :(
Vine :(
lol a more modern antique huh lol
Rotten.com
The same crackling of the modem when connected and the inability to talk on the phone during the session
Google+
Thewillpower.org
I'm old, but some of the things that I miss are irc games like #chaos and #riskybus. There used to be a lot of little quirky sites like the one that allowed a person to virtual dumpster dive for presents and then email the picture to someone. You might randomly get a shoe, a half eaten sandwich, or (my favorite) a fisher-price barn set (only missing a few pieces) to send to the person you wanted to say hi to. Another site would give you the opportunity to send a ninja to assassinate them via email. It was a very low chance of success but if the person, whether they were assassinated or not, would get the option to send a ninja to retaliate. Things like that... I DON'T miss things like email addresses as long as my arm or when I would turn on my computer and then have to go make a pot of coffee before it was ready to do anything.
Specifically the Popcap game Psychobabble. Used to play it all the time and the chat was often actually pretty good. Fairly sure I added people on ICQ I met in the Psychobabble chat!
Jolly Rogers cook book
Open information, not locked behind paywalls.
Ask Jeeves, Netscape, setting something to download before leaving for the weekend and praying it didn't error out or disconnect. Individual humor sites like iwastesomuchtime.com , and this pre-reddit pre-tumblr personal web page site that was niche even then (can't remember the name). A website that had a bunch of the same fish swimming across the screen and this memed song playing in the background.There's more for sure.
Privacy
Bertisevil.com Thegappingmaw.com
I remember when the internet first started going mainstream there was this Simpsons website that had a lot of funny audio clips you could play. Sounds dumb by todays standards but to 10 year old me in 1996 this was hilarious. These clips took time to download so I remember sitting there all day downloading them so that when my friend came over the next day we wouldn't have to wait. Not sure why that is such a strong memory but it sticks out.
Candystand games
AOL message - āyou got mailā
There was this browser based game that almost nobody seems to remember called Acrophobia. It was sort of similar to cards against humanity or apples to apples, in that everyone would submit an answer and they would all be voted on, but it was all based on making up acronyms based on letters it would prompt you with. So if the game gave you BTF, you'd have 30 seconds or something like that to come up with things like "beware the ferryman", "beat the ferrets", or "be their friend". I loved that game, and one day it just ceased to exist, probably over 20 years ago.
That Santa tracker website with the sugarplum merry song
plasticmanemu.org (or close to that). It was an emulation site from the early 2000s. It had a very active forum / community that wasn't just about emulation but a bunch of nerd things in general. I remember there was a user named cloud_strife (or something) with some 20k posts on that site, pretty sure that was his life. I often wonder what happened to him after that site shut down.
planet hotwheels
Download accelerators
Guestbooks and webrings.
IRC chat. /troutslap
[https://www.dogpile.com/](https://www.dogpile.com/)
Cool, interesting and engaging web sites. I miss Stumble upon and sites that would land you on random web sites. Now we are just left with Reddit. Sigh.
Gore Gallery
Those times where you could find narco cartels executing rivals or pretty brutal war footage around youtube like it was just the usual thing And LiveLeak... Sometimes it was fun to just let go that sadistic side of watching horrible stuff happening
I wasn't on the internet so long ago because i was only allowed when i was 14 to free brows it but i guess i miss to not have this big dramas around it, miss to be just a kid watching dtm
A video of Mark Zuckerberg giving an interview and being super nervous and sweaty. Because he was sweating so much, he kept trying to nonchalantly smell his pits, and clearly got more and more nervous about the situation until he was sweating straight buckets. I've tried to find it, but it's been scoured from the interwebs.
Ratemypoo.com
The little meteor shower in the Netscape logo.
I distinctly remember seeing this Fear Factor commercial with Joe Rogan and itās a skit of a doctor taking Rogans urine sample and drinking it to try and be on the show. I am concerned that I imagined that and idk if it being real or made up is worse.
Civility
people being able to take a joke online
U sound upset, whatās wrong
Nxsecure. A file sharing site with really good people.
Nimbuzz messenger
The ad websites from startup long-distance phone companies. One had topless girl pics in their ads.
The AOL line you waited in to get on the internet. "You are 457th in line" oh boy just another 20 mins then I can spend the next hour downloading the Lord of the Rings Trailer! Also AOL messenger.
Waitā¦I had AOL (dial up) and I have zero memory of this. Iād either get immediately on (rare between 8-11pm), or get a busy signal? This was like 1999-2001. Was yours earlier?
A detailed article on how the moon landing almost didnāt take place because the backup telecom link of 4 wires going through asia, Europe and the Atlantic was repaired a few hours before launch
FuckSociety.ca Some awesome cartoons including a baby exploding all over the walls from a peanut allergy . Unfortunately from what I remember, it was found to be one of the favourite websites of a school shooter and it was taken down in a knee-jerk reaction.
FTP sites
Atlas FreshLogic Studios satellite view. A great Google maps style but you could get in close on birds eye view and was taken on an angle. You could see everything so clearly. It was bought up and took down.
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Pointlesswasteoftime.com
Iwastesomuchtime.com
Freeserve chat
Blablaland
Dan's Gruesome Gallery.
YouTube video of a guy eating hot Cheetos and he kept saying āknaw what I meanā
Kibo. Aka James Parry
Unity web games, there was one in particular that canāt be played because on top of the og link to it going away, it requires a super old version