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Edivad wrote:21 year old from Italy here. Used to play this game a bit YEARS ago(found out about it when I was looking for games similar to KoL which I played too).
Now I've restarted... and I'm addicted

Benvenuto amico!

Edivad wrote:21 year old from Italy here. Used to play this game a bit YEARS ago(found out about it when I was looking for games similar to KoL which I played too).
Now I've restarted... and I'm addicted

Welcome back

Edivad wrote:Used to play this game a bit YEARS ago

I thought you were just exaggerating the years a bit until I realized I joined back in 2007. How the crap did that happen??

You're telling me...

Welcome totalcult, happy to have you delurk, and hoping to see you in chat.

AgentOrange wrote:Hello, everyone.

I am AgentOrange.

I think that I may be a bit late in posting my introduction (if you can consider almost 29 months 'a bit'), but better late than never.

Not really sure what else to say, so this isn't a very good introduction.

Welcome, AgentOrange. It's never too late.

Welcome to the forums, SunWukong and Disco Fire.

**huge wave to everyone**
Glad to see you all!
Glad to be seen again, too!

Welcome back

Welcome to Wolf TwilightWolf. Or to Twilight, whichever.

The more Heroes, the better!
Welcome!

Ugh, AstroEmpires. Bastards. I was on satellite internet at the time and there was someone else in my area who had the same ISP and IP address from them that played. And they said they'd deactivate my account if I didn't ask my ISP to get a unique IP address. I mean, there wasn't even freakin' interaction between our accounts. It's just ridiculous that they only allow one account per IP address when /most/ ISP's don't give a unique IP address.

Welcome to Twilight SharkBoy

Welcome SharkBoy!
I, erm, have to ask but is there really a LavaGirl?

Hello, I'm Nommy. :}

I'm a college freshm'n in NY, kickin' ass and takin' names and replacing them with apostrophes. And awkward jokes.

I've been hanging out in chat for a bit, since I'd rather chat then do my reading. I came to the game through somebody's signature on the KoL forums and have been in love ever since.

Please love me back. <3

Welcome to the forums, Nommy.

Yes, welcome to the game, Nommy!

Welcome to the forums, TheKingOfCrunch.

Hello TheKingOfCrunch, may you find in this game peace and serenity (or war and anxiety, as you wish)

Genus wrote:Note to Villans: My Zanpakuto Fenikkusu is looking for mischief, and I think we just found the best time of year to torment you hehe...

Cristiona, beware!

Welcome Genus.

Hi, I'm James, or Citizen James for a slightly more distinct nom de gurre.

I'm old enough to be reluctant to mention my age, but I remember when floppy disks were floppy (at 5 1/4 size, and there was no hard drive in home systems).

I'm a former Unix tech turned math teacher (or would be if I could find work) right now I sub to pay the bills and occasionally tutor a bit.

In addition to being a math geek, I have a great love of wordplay. I found this place via someone's sigline on KOl, but it was the clever puns that kept me coming back.

Citizen James wrote:I'm old enough to be reluctant to mention my age, but I remember when floppy disks were floppy (at 5 1/4 size, and there was no hard drive in home systems).

Don't feel too bad. I remember when we upgraded my first computer to a cassette (not tape; cassette) drive. Our first floppy drive wasn't until a couple years later.

5 1/4? Wow, that must be those new fangled micro disks. Mine are all 8".

Ah, yes, cassette. When you pressed play and went downstairs to eat dinner only to come back and find Moon Lander had just finished loading.

I think you're in good company.

I had this kinda-sorta rip-off on Donkey Kong, except without the monkey. You ran along beams, knocking out pins and trying to keep from crushing yourself. Damned if I can remember the name, though. All I know was that my dad did it for my brother and I. The game was in Compute's Gazette! and was about twenty pages of DATA and POKE lines. Enough to make your eyes blur.

Welcome, James.
If you like old computer games, you're in good company. The first computer I used in school was a TRS-80 Model I, and the first computer my parents bought was a Commodore 64. I still remember when my high school bought IBM clones with 8088 processors and those were rad!

Doc Igor wrote:My first computer was a Commodore PET. ;p

Oh yeah!? Well, my first electronic automatic computing machine was ENIAC!

Wait, what?