I've internet-known several people here from my early teens thru my late 30s.

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like ... whoa.

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[Beezy]

I think I was 14-15 when I started posting on GAF. I'm 32 now.

[CatsCatsCats]

I woke up one day and realized that this is my chosen peer group

[Transhuman]

I didn't choose thebore, thebore chose me

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[Great Rumbler]

I woke up one day and realized that this is my chosen peer group

[bork]

I think I was 14-15 when I started posting on GAF. I'm 32 now.

I was around 19-20- some friends had found the Gaming-Age forum and had been telling me about it for a year or so, but I held off and stayed on Usenet newsgroups for a while, lol.  Started posting there in 2000 or 2001 and have been on various splinterboards ever since.  Pretty crazy.

Pouring one out for the good ol' days, pre-NeoGAF, when that forum was fun. 
 

[ToxicAdam]

Bork, where did you post on USENET? I was a regular on the pro-wrestling subs and howard stern subs.

[bork]

Bork, where did you post on USENET? I was a regular on the pro-wrestling subs and howard stern subs.

Just video game subs like rec.games.video and alt.games, IIRC.

[Great Rumbler]

I've been posting on game forums since I was 13. I'm 33 now.

[bork]

I've been posting on game forums since I was 13. I'm 33 now.

If it makes you feel any better, I started off on AOL when I was like 12 and am 39 now!
 

[EchoRin]

I think I started posting around the age of 14? Gamespot forums baby lol

We would have threads dedicated to ourselves for every 10,000 posts 

[Trent Dole]

I have folks that are acquaitants at this point from 99/2000. They're all more famous than I am now tho so we don't keep super in touch.

[Coffee Dog]

My first forum experience was on a sonic fan forum, talking about vidya with furries that were, looking back, grown adults. 

[Yeti]

A Sonic fan forum? 

My first forum experience was a much more dignified Earthbound fan forum.

[Great Rumbler]

First place I posted was Rumble City, part of the NURB family of gaming forums [along with Blast City and Shock City]

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ign boards, then gamers.com forums when egm had their messageboard there 


they allowed users to make their own boards and there was lots of fun with that 

early 2000s

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i started mostly on usenet (alt.games.final-fantasy, rec.arts.video.*, etc.) and rotated thru the UOSSHP/RPGamer forums, GIA forums, GAF, etc.

[Phoenix Dark]

like ... whoa.

Invite me to your wedding, coward.

[pilonv1]

I think I was 14-15 when I started posting on GAF. I'm 32 now.

I was around 19-20- some friends had found the Gaming-Age forum and had been telling me about it for a year or so, but I held off and stayed on Usenet newsgroups for a while, lol.  Started posting there in 2000 or 2001 and have been on various splinterboards ever since.  Pretty crazy.

Pouring one out for the good ol' days, pre-NeoGAF, when that forum was fun. 
 

This is also me. I feel so fucking old

[Degausser]

I was 15 when I started posting here. I'm 28 now. All of you are to blame for how I turned out 

[Great Rumbler]

I was 15 when I started posting here. I'm 28 now. All of you are to blame for how I turned out 

[remy]

My first forum experience was on a sonic fan forum, talking about vidya with furries that were, looking back, grown adults. 

It takes a village to raise a child 

[chronovore]

I don’t regret never knowing anything about NeoGAF, but I would be unhappier if you guys weren’t in my life.

[Shuri]

I started posting on neogaf back in the dreamcast days. So around 2000 or so.

 

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remember being on messageboard early-mid 2000s. make post with image, link, or whatever. next reply "old". cry 

[tiesto]

I remember a few years back, Mama Robotnik had one of those threads where he was posting a bunch of embarrassing old Usenet posts about old console wars in a "the more things change, the more they stay the same" way... and an anti-N64 troll post I made when I was like 15 was in there

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