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I expect most of us couldn't imagine life without our Internet connection but what made you think 'I really need a connection to this Internet thing'
At the time I was a student and persuaded my folks to let me connect a modem to the phone line so I could e-mail myself work I was working on to my e-mail address at the sixth form college I was at so I didn't have to carry floppy disks around.
So what made you get connected?
At the time I was a student and persuaded my folks to let me connect a modem to the phone line so I could e-mail myself work I was working on to my e-mail address at the sixth form college I was at so I didn't have to carry floppy disks around.
So what made you get connected?
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Because my Dad's old Carry On calender could only take me so far
DL wrote:
Sex, drugs and rock'n roll
I wasn't asking about your browsing habits DL :)
Sex, drugs and rock'n roll
I wasn't asking about your browsing habits DL :)
Sex, drugs and rock'n roll
I expect most of us couldn't imagine life without our Internet connection but what made you think 'I really need a connection to this Internet thing'
At the time I was a student and persuaded my folks to let me connect a modem to the phone line so I could e-mail myself work I was working on to my e-mail address at the sixth form college I was at so I didn't have to carry floppy disks around.
So what made you get connected?
At the time I was a student and persuaded my folks to let me connect a modem to the phone line so I could e-mail myself work I was working on to my e-mail address at the sixth form college I was at so I didn't have to carry floppy disks around.
So what made you get connected?
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