44leto wrote: » Jaysus I would have hated being on olden days boards with all their old jokes, ancient wisdom and old technology, good riddance to them is what I say.
zenno wrote: » Don't forget you're history son as boards.ie was made from wisdom and old technology. :pac:
Psygnosis wrote: » Old school here
Princess Peach wrote: » They probably have a private forum with a pre 2009 join date stipulation, and they sit around and laugh at the n00bs.
44leto wrote: » Yeah well now we've got laptops and smart phones, in the t-olden days, the computers use to take up the whole downstairs and they had no spell check. We have moved on, Dev is no longer president, but the owner.
Arawn wrote: » Aninomity. Don't want people to figure out who I am and link me to my old user name
44leto wrote: » I have a picture of the ancients.http://images.wikia.com/underworld/images/7/75/Selenemansion.jpg
Sir Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: » boards got too popular and it got a lot harder to have a joke without some uppity **** getting offended, so a lot of people just stopped giving a **** and moved on. I think it was 04-06 when it all started to fall apart, for some reason it suddenly got kinda popular among college students and then more noobs followed. There was a time when making 40 posts in one day wasn't common and was lightly discouraged as spam, now you see users who registered 10 months ago with post counts in the high thousands. ****'s crazy wack. great for boards, great for just about all the users just a small minority didn't feel like rolling with the times.
realies wrote: » Would it not be the case because a lot of people now have more time on there hands with the celtic tiger having ended and unemployment so high.
Corruptedmorals wrote: » I notice this too, I miss seeing posters like Sarky and Mordeth around. Though they probably are, name changes confuse me.
