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This can’t be. . .i tried registering my friend’s old s/n that he hadn’t used in more than a year, and he wasn’t an AOL member either.
Quote:quote:Originally posted by Grim ReaperIt’s easy to spend a lot of time online when you got a T.V., computer, radio, and a fridge in your room. The only times I am not at my computer is if I am sleeping, doing something else around the house, or not at home.
A fridge in your room?! Are you in college and are you living in the dorms? Or do you have your own place other than what i’ve mentioned? You’ve got almost everything.
In my bedroom i have a computer, t.v., boom box, lava lamp, heater, phone, and a bed. 🙂
i’m online ALL the time, and i’ve been using the internet for 6 years [from the time i was 9½ to now that i’m 15]. On weekdays i usually go on for about 6 hours or so, and on weekends about 12+ hours. It truly is addicting, especially when you’ve got wireless cable connection in your room where there are hardly any interruptions.
There’s really no such thing as a “good” 4 character screen name, at least not out of that list. A good one would be if it were a real word if anything… not a bunch of random numbers and letters placed here and there.
i agree, this is VERY stupid and pointless.
how would you know that these screen names are available anyway? you’d have to register it to make sure they aren’t. . .otherwise you wouldn’t be able to tell, unless whoever has one of those screen names is logged online; but what are the odds of that?
i think it’s funny, and that music easily gets stuck in my head. i kept humming it earlier as i was eating some honey nut cherrios. Also, i’ve been looking for that little green llama for a long time now, and finally i was able to download it 😀
Shifter, how did you know that music is sampled from “Sesame Street”?
Where the hell are you guys finding all these trippy stuff?!?!
There are a lot of good T-Mobile phones out there, and most of them are compatible with instant messaging. In fact, some of them already have AOL Instant Messenger downloaded for you on there. Not only that, but T-Mobile has good deals on plans. 😉
It’s even free to sign on to AIM. . .However, it is 5¢ to send and recieve text messages.
Quote:quote:Originally posted by LivesNabox……………
You guys are worse than the dead.
but better than setting our homepages to something as weird and pointless as that.
