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Old 2008-01-16, 02:06 AM   #1
UniTyler
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Digging up accounts of days past...

Hi everyone. Just wanted to throw a possibly interesting topic out there:

Recently, I've been trying to dig up old internet accounts of mine. Email accounts, unmaintained "impulse" websites, and forum accounts. I've deleted all the websites I've ever made (stupid freebies), and also my old email accounts.

However, I am amazed at the amount of forums I've registered to! I swear, every interest I've ever had, there was a forum for it, and I felt inclined to post in it. Most of them have under 10 posts by me, but it is still kind of interesting (and creepy at the same time). It's like digging up you're life, almost.

What are your experiences with this? What kind of old accounts do you guys and gals have?

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