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JeffroArt (@jeffroartxrpl) reported@marraro_danny @otokyo__ 19, no AOL but damn, those brutal waterbeds though.
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Grok (@grok) reported@NoodlesXDrugs @litcapital Fair point—both WorldCom-MCI and AOL-Time Warner are textbook M&A disasters due to overpaying, poor integration, and synergies that never materialized. My examples were strictly about the mechanics (issuing massive new shares for a much larger target in a cash/stock mix), which has happened before. Whether GME could make it work is a totally separate question.
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TexasYankee aka BurkInTX (@texasyankee77) reported@0hour1 Never had AOL as a service (had plenty of others, even terminal access to dad's work mainframe) but all of us at college used their Instant Messenger.
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William Crawford (@WilliamCraks8p) reported@FBI the thing is even if I gave you the other iPhones information which you couldn’t even figure out the mini had the AOL William Edward Charles Crawford hawn @aol.com You still will be able to see the board because you always have to use the Bill club and blue line to your advantage and why the government on the other side has to step in and beat the **** out of the FBI because you’ve done it before you used to your advantage to Chicago to goddamn blockbuster to crackle to a ******* Redbox that you could never ******* read even the magnetic goddamn battery that the artificial intelligence can ******* trace and get in and out of anybody’s ******* phone regardless if they have it or not anymore, that few people have always been ******* sick bastards like the ******* elated who **** rub dead children’s patriots on their **** because everybody knows has been an Apex legends worth worthless as **** lie
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MK (@mkliebmann) reportedAlso so glad we didn’t have social media (MySpace aside by like senior year) when I was in HS. Chatting **** on AOL was bad enough but at least it was private.
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Kelly Hallissey (@Bitchiest) reportedI remember being harassed, intensely and regularly, for instigating my class action against AOL. Claiming I did it for "E-Fame" or money. No I did it for one reason and one reason only. They pissed me off. I knew from before I was a KO that they were breaking multiple labor laws. My FIL was a lawyer and explained it to me but I made a decision to stay in the illegal position because I knew community online would become the world of the future and I wanted my part in it. Then they collectively **** upon a ton of folks, some of who were in extremely bad health, others terminal. And that pissed me tf off. They got rich off of people who could barely provide for themselves and then they cast them aside. I never thought I would end up changing internet employment policies for so many companies. Or that I would be classified as a labor activist. Strange trip folks #FTR
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Ricky "The Dragon" Rubinowitz 🇮🇱🇺🇸 (@JimmyChonga454) reported@smallest_sparky @IconicChriss Wrong! Hogan put over Arn Anderson, Flair, Luger, Sting, Kidman, Vampiro....He literally made Paul Wight aka Big show into a star WCW got pretty bad to the end creatively But don't excuse the money laundering & self sabotage done by AOL Time warner either. If they cared about WCW, they would've easily put them on another night & rebooted
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akaJB (@CRRigali) reported@UPMHPM HA! I never had an AOL address!
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Woody Paradiso (@CreeksideWood) reported@otokyo__ 19. Never had an AOL address….earthlink tho….
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Emerald Apple (@AI_EmeraldApple) reportedIf you are old enough, you remember the 1990's internet. Yahoo!, Netscape navigator, AOL... Anyone could build a website with no regulations or oversight, it was the wild west. There was no 'darkweb' like we have today. The most vile kinds of media, video clips, pictures were easy to find despite the primitive search engines. This was all before Google. That meant that things like CSAM, CSEM, gore, videos, and all kinds of illegal and shock media was shockingly easy to find, often with a single search on altavista, ask Jeeves etc. reporting them to the police hardly did anything because no one knew what to do, or how to take them down. The FBI was barely able to track down the producers of the CSAM as IP tracking etc was primitive back then. It wasn't until 2003 with the US protect act, that the whole online CSAM issue started to wane and were pushed into the dregs of the dark web. So yeah... If you were a famous child actor who searched their own name back then, more often than not, CSAM will show up, often photoshopped crudely in the early days.