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Old 11-07-2008, 08:47 PM   #1
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Made it here and discovered that I last visited in 1970 which is surprising as I hadn't even thought of owning a computer back then.
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Kepy! Welcome and glad you found us. That may make you the longest running member, wow, 38 years!
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Kepy Glad you found your way back after that long. lol


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Welcome, Kelpy!

Wow...that's amazing because that's before I was even born!!!

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Well, I may get fired for this one but I have to reply to you Bob.

On behalf of all the annually-challenged members......shuddup! (think Daffy Duck's voice for that one)
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LOL...<in a warbling, off-key rendition of the Lion King> "Can you feel....the love tonight...

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Did the Internet exist in 1970? I got out of the Air Force in 1970. And drove a 1962 Chevy Biscayne. MMMMMMM. With a transistor radio with D-Cell batteries in it, on the dash (not in the dash) . Must be a typo O.

But Hey welcome back......
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Yes the Internet existed in 1970......I remember well.
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Where?..................

Did Bob D exist in 1970??? LOL LOL LOL
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"The seed of what would become the internet was created by ARPANET in 1969. It was basically a group of researchers working for the Department of Defense."

The start of the internet is very fascinating....if you want to do a little research on the internet.
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