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04-19-2022, 11:50 PM
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Re: M-1A2 Abrams Hit in Iraq - 2004
Of course! How about thenausea.org? I think it wasn’t well know but had some footage from iraq, chechnya and other places
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04-20-2022, 12:32 AM
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Re: M-1A2 Abrams Hit in Iraq - 2004
It truly was. Those were the days I was hard coding HTML and making Half-Life mods before Steam existed.  |
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04-20-2022, 04:41 PM
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Re: M-1A2 Abrams Hit in Iraq - 2004
this, this all the way. the internet was fun but wasn't so powerful that it could substitute for going to the video store or to the movies, and didn't have teraflops of data availble in nanoseconds, it was still siloed, provincial, analog,i knew it was quaint even during those days. Warm memories of "a/s/l?" and chat rooms until 4am.
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I hadn't seen that before.