Can you imagine if this was the way the internet was still accessed today?
ben-ger-cn on
Ugh inever stoped my aol account, hope the bill never reaches me.
beemer-dreamer on
Oh yeah! Version 5.0 baby!
DangNearRekdit on
Oh hawt damn! *Titanium edition!*
jonnynoine on
My MIL
indifferentunicorn on
1 month free trial? These motherfuckers would not let you cancel. Phone reps would not cancel you, they’d just keep asking you questions. You sure? Huh, what if…? This? That? Do you like it? ARe you sure you want to cancel? We could blank… they’d just go on foreverrrrrrrrrrr.
merkurmaniac on
Or go to AOL key word free internet.
Antennangry on
Woah
PresJamesGarfield on
No, but I do need a Frisbee.
Accurate_Koala_4698 on
I had a NetZero dad
AirStick24 on
This was back when you could just use the “Check for new email when not in use”, or something along those lines. You could enter any account name to the prompt and check the box to remain connected after email is finished downloading and be logged in as anyone, anytime! They fixed it pretty quickly but had some fun with it.
If you need any CD’s from Columbia House you can have this.
smizzlebdemented on
That’s “ AOL TITANIUM” to you boy
scrubwolf on
How many hours is that?
lostinhh on
I’m good but hit me up if you got a free month of CompuServe.
Sigma--6 on
Does it have the first chapter of Doom on it too?
smilebig553 on
My brother and I would throw them like frisbees.
LAGreggM on
Thanks, but I’m trying to cut down
SignificantOrange139 on
🤣 What a blast from the past. The sight of that disk immediately activated the dial up sounds in my brain
SRNE2save_lives on
If you can get the company up and running again.
thisshitsstupid on
Claimed
Thanks OP.
rupertrupert1 on
Titanium edition. Shooting for the stars back in the 90s weren’t you
ThisHandleIsBroken on
Oooh titanium
Internal-Wheel4913 on
I been waiting 20 years for this
SquidVices on
2000
Zer0h0ur12 on
The wild West days of the Internet 😁
FlyinRyan92 on
I remember you couldn’t walk through a suburban neighborhood without finding a few of these cracked and scuffed in the street.
steekley on
Make sure to get the Y2K patch, otherwise this is worthless.
cjandstuff on
Most of us were never offered free drugs, but this thing was pushed like there was no tomorrow.
For those that don’t know, these disks were everywhere. Grocery stores, gas stations, schools, and constantly in your mailbox.
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Can you imagine if this was the way the internet was still accessed today?
Ugh inever stoped my aol account, hope the bill never reaches me.
Oh yeah! Version 5.0 baby!
Oh hawt damn! *Titanium edition!*
My MIL
1 month free trial? These motherfuckers would not let you cancel. Phone reps would not cancel you, they’d just keep asking you questions. You sure? Huh, what if…? This? That? Do you like it? ARe you sure you want to cancel? We could blank… they’d just go on foreverrrrrrrrrrr.
Or go to AOL key word free internet.
Woah
No, but I do need a Frisbee.
I had a NetZero dad
This was back when you could just use the “Check for new email when not in use”, or something along those lines. You could enter any account name to the prompt and check the box to remain connected after email is finished downloading and be logged in as anyone, anytime! They fixed it pretty quickly but had some fun with it.
/r/Millennials would enjoy this
My dad still rocks an AOL email address.
https://preview.redd.it/o6x7dpwc8zud1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0d18a1c3b188b24ea088f8abcb2af9c2bc83b7e7
If you need any CD’s from Columbia House you can have this.
That’s “ AOL TITANIUM” to you boy
How many hours is that?
I’m good but hit me up if you got a free month of CompuServe.
Does it have the first chapter of Doom on it too?
My brother and I would throw them like frisbees.
Thanks, but I’m trying to cut down
🤣 What a blast from the past. The sight of that disk immediately activated the dial up sounds in my brain
If you can get the company up and running again.
Claimed
Thanks OP.
Titanium edition. Shooting for the stars back in the 90s weren’t you
Oooh titanium
I been waiting 20 years for this
2000
The wild West days of the Internet 😁
I remember you couldn’t walk through a suburban neighborhood without finding a few of these cracked and scuffed in the street.
Make sure to get the Y2K patch, otherwise this is worthless.
Most of us were never offered free drugs, but this thing was pushed like there was no tomorrow.
For those that don’t know, these disks were everywhere. Grocery stores, gas stations, schools, and constantly in your mailbox.