Internet nostalgia thread

[snailslime]

post fun videos/memes/trends that existed before the internet morphed into the creature it is today

 

[cybertron]

Does this qualify ? An archive site of old GeoCities web pages :

Geocities Archive Geocities Mirror / The 90s Archive (1990s 2000s nineties) / The Early web

oocities - geocities archive geocities mirror

www.oocities.org

 

[DasLicht]

Bungie.net

halo.bungie.net

F to the old Halo website.

 

[Merely an Ass]

This

 

[Deleted member 184]

forumwarz.com
urbandictionary.com
uncyclopedia
portal of evil
gizoogle.net (not a website anymore :( )

 

[᠌糞᠌]

This

I remember this one pissed me off when I was young because apparently it was some kind of terrible crime against Disney's Robin Hood.

Anyway, remember when for some reason everyone thought this song was made by System of a Down?

 

[fag0t]

people thought that because it was named so on file sharing programs i remember downloading it from one of them

 

[OnionizedFerret]

Before 8 hour long reviews of skyrim there was....

 

[Larry Bundy Sr]

I remember this one pissed me off when I was young because apparently it was some kind of terrible crime against Disney's Robin Hood.

Anyway, remember when for some reason everyone thought this song was made by System of a Down?

Speaking of mislabeled songs, I actually didn't like Weird Al Yankovic when I heard about him because I tried downloading a bunch of his songs and they were all random mislabeled parody songs, and it wasn't until years and years later that I found out those were mislabeled and he's actually not bad

 

[Need For Sneed]

Speaking of mislabeled songs, I actually didn't like Weird Al Yankovic when I heard about him because I tried downloading a bunch of his songs and they were all random mislabeled parody songs, and it wasn't until years and years later that I found out those were mislabeled and he's actually not bad

This topic has come up in a few interviews with Weird Al. Seems like his biggest objection to file sharing is that people misattribute shitty parody songs to him; that seems to bug Al way more than the piracy thing (about which he doesn't really give a shit).

Back on topic...

 

[Larry Bundy Sr]

This topic has come up in a few interviews with Weird Al. Seems like his biggest objection to file sharing is that people misattribute shitty parody songs to him; that seems to bug Al way more than the piracy thing (about which he doesn't really give a shit).

Back on topic...

Yeah, I never bothered to check out anything from him until a friend of mine showed me Word Crimes and it was pretty alright; lots of different fonts to tickle my autism

I've never really liked comedy music much so I never really became a fan but you can't hate a nigga who made an entire career out of shitposting

"Don't Download This Song" is the first single from "Weird Al" Yankovic's 12th studio album Straight Outta Lynwood. The song was released exclusively on August 21, 2006 as a digital download. It is a style parody of "We Are the World", "Voices That Care", "Hands Across America", "Heal the World" and other similar charity songs. The song "describes the perils of online music file-sharing" in a tongue-in-cheek manner.[1] To further the sarcasm, the song was freely available for streaming and download (legally) in "DRM-free" MPEG fileformat at Weird Al's Myspace page, as well as his YouTube channel.

Yankovic's own views on filesharing are less clear-cut:

I have very mixed feelings about it. On one hand, I’m concerned that the rampant downloading of my copyright-protected material over the Internet is severely eating into my album sales and having a decidedly adverse effect on my career. On the other hand, I can get all the Metallica songs I want for FREE! WOW!!!!!
— "Weird Al" Yankovic, "Ask Al" Q&As for May 2000

Yankovic's intention was to leave the listener with no clear understanding of Yankovic's own views on the matter, "all by design".[5]

 

[cjöcker]

I miss ED, I used to use it a lot when I was like 11-13 and I miss it. It was a really funny website but now it just sucks and isn't that funny. I know it's still up but it just doesn't feel the same anymore.

 

[Saltimbanco]

I miss the era right before companies started experimenting with social networks. It seemed as if everyone had an angelfire or geocities page. It was a unique form of self-expression that I wish we could go back to.

 

[᠌糞᠌]

Not that old (only 8 years), but this is one of the funniest videos I ever saw in my entire life.

Paycer figured out you could hide in the trunk of a certain car in DayZ, uses it to pull a Ventrilo Harassment-esque prank. The real fun starts at the second half of the video.

This sequel is great too, and way better edited.

 

[SSF2T Old User]

For me, the internet nostalgia starts WAY back when webtoons were JUST starting to become an actual thing.

Cartoon Network - B Happy

Spumco - Weekend Pussy Hunt

 

[Basil II]

Not that old (only 8 years), but this is one of the funniest videos I ever saw in my entire life.

Paycer figured out you could hide in the trunk of a certain car in DayZ, uses it to pull a Ventrilo Harassment-esque prank. The real fun starts at the second half of the video.

This sequel is great too, and way better edited.

lol is DayZ even out now or is it in it's tenth year of early access?

 

[Edna Turnblad]

Remember all those Spongebob parodies that popped up on Youtube in the late 2000s?

 

[naught]

>OP makes fun of Dom Cruise for nostalgia sperging
>creates a thread for nostalgia autism
KIWI FARMS MOMENT

Epic year old necro bump, rember the coupons?

 

[naught]

Internet Archive Search: Stickdeath.com

 

[MylarBalloon123]

anyone who remember livevideo.com?