My First Experience of the Internet
We remember when this was all fields, and lived a furtive life of dial-up modems and dodgy newsgroups. Tell us about how you came to love the internets.
( , Thu 22 Mar 2012, 11:56)
We remember when this was all fields, and lived a furtive life of dial-up modems and dodgy newsgroups. Tell us about how you came to love the internets.
( , Thu 22 Mar 2012, 11:56)
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Peter Kay was right
It really was quicker to look stuff up on Teletext
Booked it, packed it, fucked off.
( , Thu 22 Mar 2012, 12:23, 1 reply)
It really was quicker to look stuff up on Teletext
Booked it, packed it, fucked off.
( , Thu 22 Mar 2012, 12:23, 1 reply)
I don't get it
You mean when holiday deals were advertised on Teletext it was easier to book a holiday by going on Teletext than it was through the internet because most travel agencies didn't even have a website back then?
Because most of my early online activity revolved around messageboards discussing the Evil Dead movies, Twin Peaks, Red Dwarf, PWEI and, obviously, porn, none of which you could do on Teletext.
So, essentially, you could do one very specific thing through Teletext that you couldn't do on the internet, or in short, Peter Kay was wrong and is an unfunny cunt.
( , Thu 22 Mar 2012, 15:20, closed)
You mean when holiday deals were advertised on Teletext it was easier to book a holiday by going on Teletext than it was through the internet because most travel agencies didn't even have a website back then?
Because most of my early online activity revolved around messageboards discussing the Evil Dead movies, Twin Peaks, Red Dwarf, PWEI and, obviously, porn, none of which you could do on Teletext.
So, essentially, you could do one very specific thing through Teletext that you couldn't do on the internet, or in short, Peter Kay was wrong and is an unfunny cunt.
( , Thu 22 Mar 2012, 15:20, closed)
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