We Share Our Favorite Aim Memories Youtube So long, aim: our favorite memories. aol instant messenger was embarrassing and messy. we cnet staffers wouldn’t have missed it for the world. cnet staff. oct. 10, 2017 4:37 p.m. pt. 7 min read. It's been five months since aol instant messenger officially died, and we're still in mourning. so we waxed nostalgic about our embarrassing screen names, pa.
Share A Favorite Memory Template For Funeral Celebration Of Life Some of cnet's editors already shared their favorite aim memories here, but check out the recent video where we wax nostalgic about our embarrassing screen names, passive aggressive away messages. With last week’s news that aol instant messenger will be shutting down for good later this year , internet denizens of a certain age found ourselves. Aim laid the foundation for the way that we all talk, communicate, define and understand the world around us, technology and beyond, as digital natives. — dex polizzi, 32, montclair, new jersey. So to commemorate such a beautiful, bizarre time in our lives, we asked our writers about their usernames, their away messages, and their fondest aim memories, because why not? let us grieve. chrissy stockton “my sn was like xxlucky13x and my away messages were sugarcult lyrics. i used it to talk to boys i was too shy to talk to at school.
Aol Instant Messenger Said G2g So Here Are Our Favorite Aim Memories Cnet Aim laid the foundation for the way that we all talk, communicate, define and understand the world around us, technology and beyond, as digital natives. — dex polizzi, 32, montclair, new jersey. So to commemorate such a beautiful, bizarre time in our lives, we asked our writers about their usernames, their away messages, and their fondest aim memories, because why not? let us grieve. chrissy stockton “my sn was like xxlucky13x and my away messages were sugarcult lyrics. i used it to talk to boys i was too shy to talk to at school. When aim had those new 3d graphics in 2005. i remember choosing a carebear as my avatar. i joined a teenage clan where we all had hustle at the end of our names. i still use my aim name for other things till this day . i also used aim to keep in touch with old friends. Our memories help us feel like we fit in and have a place in the world. whether it’s a family tradition or a shared joke with friends, these shared memories create a bond. they’re like invisible threads that tie us to our community, friends, and family. when we share memories, we create a ‘we’ feeling that makes everyone feel included.
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