Webnostalgy by Moses

[Moses]

Want to remember "old times"? Here they are:

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• Thank you Moses

[Moses]

Year 2001. Ohh... so far ago...

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[Moses]

Who remember this? Weekly reports of Doctor and his Idaho... 2002.

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Surfcrest, if you want - you can move my posts to separate tread "Webnostalgy" )))

[Moses]

Who remember this online?

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[Moses]

For people who like "old days" I start to restore old gay-themed "Pattaya weekly reports" Now is going 1999-restoration. Some reports has been restored with photos

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At the picture: Loy Kratong celebration at The Icon Boutique Hotel, Pattaya, 1999.

You can read them here http://sawatdeenetwork.com/sn/category/ ... -thailand/

[Brad the Impala]

Well done, nice to think that the old message boards are not lost. Can you go back to Dreaded Ned's Forum?

[Moses]

Well done, nice to think that the old message boards are not lost. Can you go back to Dreaded Ned's Forum?

Theoretically yes, but it is hard. It is paradox, but to search died sites is much more easy than living sites for died pages - cuz search results of sites which are aliveare filled with existing modern pages and to find old pages is very-very difficult. Do you remember URL of page exactly? Was it here http://www.dreadedned.com/ ?

Much more easy (but not easy at all) to recover sites which are "died" already - I have still recover each page manually, but results aren't filled with "noise" of modern pages.

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[Moses]

for example very first post of forum at Pattayagay.com

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or Dale1's report about travel to Laos published by Idaho. I'v been lucky to find even some photos from that post

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or very first post of Dale1 about retirement

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