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The Crash Of 2016...Ten Years On
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<blockquote data-quote="Frank Underwood" data-source="post: 443923" data-attributes="member: 35"><p>I've been a member here since 1999, so it was pretty devasting to see all of that history wiped away.</p><p></p><p>I went through many screen names back then too (my original was McSween, but my longest-used screen name was Sid Fairgate).</p><p></p><p>I was only 15 when I joined, and I was bored one day. I decided to have some fun, and since you could post as a guest back then, I decided to take on the persona of a well-known troll on the site named Francis. I just said the most outrageous things and laughed as everyone took the bait. It went on for a while until the thread was finally locked. I would never do that today, but that's one of the reasons I miss the pre-crash forums. It was fun to look back at those posts and see my evolution from a teenager to a 30-something.</p><p></p><p>Now I'm 43 and still posting. I still enjoy it, but there was truly something exciting about finding these forums and experiencing them in their heyday.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Frank Underwood, post: 443923, member: 35"] I've been a member here since 1999, so it was pretty devasting to see all of that history wiped away. I went through many screen names back then too (my original was McSween, but my longest-used screen name was Sid Fairgate). I was only 15 when I joined, and I was bored one day. I decided to have some fun, and since you could post as a guest back then, I decided to take on the persona of a well-known troll on the site named Francis. I just said the most outrageous things and laughed as everyone took the bait. It went on for a while until the thread was finally locked. I would never do that today, but that's one of the reasons I miss the pre-crash forums. It was fun to look back at those posts and see my evolution from a teenager to a 30-something. Now I'm 43 and still posting. I still enjoy it, but there was truly something exciting about finding these forums and experiencing them in their heyday. [/QUOTE]
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