@AbduCola about 50 cents in today's money! $30 an hour! Don't forget how slow the internet was back then too. At least the music industry didn't have to worry about you stealing songs, it would cost you 100x as much than to just buy it!
I was already on the Internet in 1991 and couldn't understand why anyone wanted CompuServe. I did like that they send me free diskettes from time to time to store files on.
Back in my day, we had to walk 30 miles uphill both ways in 10 feet of snow with 5 pound 14 inch floppy disks that held only 64kb each to transfer information
after all that hub-bub, you almost made me want to pick up the damn phone and ask about compuserve... then I heard "ol mc donald" and i couldn't resist the sing-along!
Ima Call this Number... (Actually Calling)... Response: 1 800 352 talk at exciting people nation-wide that is 352-tlk.... What the fuck?!?!?!?! That was so weird
@linuxboygenius Sure if you want an interconnect fee and Federal USF surchage (thus if the number is called from another state) Use a calling card through telcan program the dial up networking settings to include pauses after entering the calling card number and the number you are dialing and log online. less than 6.5 cents per minute Telcan Universal PIN is better than 1010 dialing.
Games against oponents around the...country! I grew up with dial up, but by the time we had it the web was across the world, i cant imagine it being limited to a single country.
@stainonsociety3451 its insane man, i just cnt believe we have the iphones, ipads, other tablets and everything they can do, now internet from your tv, come on the internets like not even a thrill anymore since its so common place lol
@08WSChamps If you told me 10 years ago we would have that kind of technology i would have laughed and carried on playing snake, lol. To be honest i was to young to really appreciate it but i remember my family being amazed by it, i grew up with it in a sense, techno generation, lol.
@stainonsociety3451 lol same here man, i would never have believed it (btw I loved snake, used to play it all the time and would own, on my dads nokia lol good times). I was born in 91 so yea we are the tech generation. We're lucky b/c it seems as though anyone born before the 60s had a hard time adjusting to it and still are, but you cant blame them. I dnt wana know how redic 20 yrs from nows gona be. I heard some engineers wana build a traffic convoy 20 yrs from now. its so dumb cars would..
@08WSChamps Lol, i was born in 92, although utube seems to think that makes me 21, go figure, lol. I was lucky at school, we won some competition and got an entire computer suite, with 'the internet' OOooOoOoO It ran 95 and was so slow to get online it took 5 minuets to load bulliten board! XD We learned how to use it quicker than the teachers! One kid managed to take over the entire network and they had to get an IT guy in to lock him out! Who knows what the future holds!
@stainonsociety3451 ...for a line behind a truck that somehow would magnetically or thru some other form of technology would drive i thnk 6-10 cars automatically. The truck driver would be a professionally trained driver. Now its cool if u need a break from a long road trip from work, but being in such close quarters going 50-70 seems too dangerous to me. It'll never happen, oh isnt tht what they said about the airplane hahahah lol
we still have an old computer dial-up company here, my grandparents tried it becouse it had promises of "high speed internet" yeah as speedy as a snail. And my grandparents got in a rut about the internet "GET OFF THE INTERNET I WANT TO USE THE PHONE!" "WHAT?" "I SAID GET OFF THE INTERNET I WANT TO USE THE PHONE!"
i was part of this in the 80s. loved it and built my own BBS at the age of 11, and had hundreds of people calling daily.. Programming i enjoyed and was a massive achievement! and all using GWBASIC and pusing everything through com port 1
@Liquadia1 - I got into it as well in the 80s. I had a lot of dropped connections because I had one of those Radio Shack acoustic modems. Overall, it sucked compared with local BBS connections I used to peruse. The stuff Compuserve had was cool, for its day, I have to admit that. Some folks might say it was the 'web' of the 80s, but I think it was more like Gopher really.
It's so bizarre watching something trying to "sell" the internet. There's no need to justify it nowadays, it's such an essential part of our everyday lives.
In '91, I was too busy getting laid to be playin around with an internet.. now 20 years later, I'm married w/a family and cant remember the last time I got lai.. & spend all my free time hiding out on the web.
Back then, many referred to it as "Compu$serve" due to the amount of money it cost to use. There were other less expensive services like AOL, GEnie, Delphi and Prodigy, but CompuServe was considered the most 'professional' service (for arguable reasons).
@georgewashing10 Another instance where people confuse "Internet" and "Web", which the BBS was not part of. When I think of "Internet Age", I think of when the Web first got popular in late 1994/1995.
you thought 10 cents a minute was bad for internet cell phone was like $90.00 a month plus $1.00 minute for a call and the internet thing as late as 1998 when you dialed up the clock started ticking but the server was so busy you would wait 20 minutes for the web page to open
I remember back in 1995 racking up a £200 phone bill in a month. The same day the bill came I found that my bed room window could be used as an escape route from my dad.
@otakumo Acutally you could not be connect 24/7 as it is dial up, all dial up services have timed disconnects plus the fact that some areas may only have 3 access numbers and when all 3 are busy then one would call a long distance number to connect to Compuserve. When I had Quicklink II back in 1993 Compuserves number was a 702 area code. Long Distance was still over 10 cents a minute during that time. You could easily pay 22 cents a minute for a long distance call. 1010 dial aroundswerescare
@willdav713 i knew someone who had the internet back in '96, AOL. keep in mind its rural here so no access numbers that WEREN'T long distance. and their daughter sometimes ranked up 300 and 400 dollar phone bills in a month.
@willdav713 Man that brings back memories of having to pay freaking long distances charges just to access American Online and Prodigy, because I lived in the middle of nowhere.
@willdav713 i dont know about ALL dialups diconnecting. i had compuserve and aol the same time would never drop the phone line even stayed a month (when they had unlimited) back in 94
I love that 80's and 90's upbeat stock computer music. When I was in school, I'd always pay attention to the videos we watched, just to listen to that music. Someone seriously needs to make a mix of all of that.
Ten cents a minute!? Am I calling Mexico!? That's a dollar every ten minutes! That's six dollars an hour! I'm on the internet constantly. I would have easily been charged a good sixty bucks a day! That's $1800 a month! Holy shit! Thank God for competition.
wow this online thing sounds pretty cool. I wonder if it could really simplify my work and enrich my life. I can't wait to play games with people from across the country. LOL
that videogame... had better graphics than modern warfare i want to play it. :x
MasSergioVEVO 2 weeks ago
I'm watching this on an iPhone haha tech has had a real success. I was born on this year.
TobyB8 3 weeks ago
old mcdonald had a... what i didn't understand?!
arvids817 3 weeks ago
keep yer old toolbox around...wardial
NuLiForm 3 weeks ago
10 cents a minute
man if you tried sitting there waiting for downloads or even worse an youtube upload that could get pricey
stidwell420 3 weeks ago
@stidwell420 Watching this video on youtube would probably cost almost $5 in 1991.
420LiquorStore 3 weeks ago
Pause it at the very start**
Dang4328 1 month ago
Wings Tonight at 9:00PM. PAIS
Dang4328 1 month ago
this internet thing will never catch on!
lemonlimestiv 1 month ago
10 cents a minute?! I've met prostitutes with better rates than that!
SystemEquation 1 month ago
my phone can do all that and more now, without the 10 cents a minute.
Also, that cartoon woman looks rather Victorian
plateshutoverlock 1 month ago
YES ANYWHERE
HARD
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whotaughtyou 2 months ago
Why would I want to pay $40/month for an encyclopedia? This is never going to catch on. NEVER.
fidledoo 2 months ago
i dialed that number and i got jack shit
wokeupthismorning100 2 months ago
10 cents a fucking minute!!!!! That was even more money back than too lol.
AbduCola 3 months ago
@AbduCola about 50 cents in today's money! $30 an hour! Don't forget how slow the internet was back then too. At least the music industry didn't have to worry about you stealing songs, it would cost you 100x as much than to just buy it!
FortNikitaBullion 2 months ago
we had compuserve back in the day when i was four, hated that piece of shit lmfao.
NBBRocksMySox 3 months ago
...E I E I O!
ryanapple1111 3 months ago
I believe it was some sort of farm that old mcdonald had.
SteveV74 3 months ago
at 1:03 old mcdonald had a what now must have being
an editing error then.
FRANKIESHANOWSKIY2K0 3 months ago
but they didn't have search engines yet, so you had to know the exact address
dancepiglover 3 months ago
I was already on the Internet in 1991 and couldn't understand why anyone wanted CompuServe. I did like that they send me free diskettes from time to time to store files on.
bryonlape 3 months ago
OLD MCDONALD HAD A....................
TrapnestShinigami 3 months ago 2
@TrapnestShinigami
compuserve internet computer on his farm ei ei oh !
FRANKIESHANOWSKIY2K0 3 months ago
Back in my day, we had to walk 30 miles uphill both ways in 10 feet of snow with 5 pound 14 inch floppy disks that held only 64kb each to transfer information
plateshutoverlock 4 months ago 2
The electronic Mall XD
Filmaker92 4 months ago 2
@infinityseeker1993
He had a 2400 baud modem.
pmgodfrey 4 months ago
and it only takes 30 hours to get a webpage
knightfightnight 5 months ago
after all that hub-bub, you almost made me want to pick up the damn phone and ask about compuserve... then I heard "ol mc donald" and i couldn't resist the sing-along!
ClubBangerTV 5 months ago
Ima Call this Number... (Actually Calling)... Response: 1 800 352 talk at exciting people nation-wide that is 352-tlk.... What the fuck?!?!?!?! That was so weird
cloudwolfsa 5 months ago
anyone who doubts ray kurzweil needs to have a look at this...
avedic 5 months ago
The only network that still charges you $30 for something you can download for free off the internet.
darkpokemon0426 5 months ago
Man I wish mom would get this for me lol
rcookie3000 5 months ago
LMAO 10 cents a minute.
JustLookin0811 5 months ago 2
When the internet was invented, it was designed to make everyone a genius.
Instead, it became the world's biggest procrastinating device.
sega31098 5 months ago 10
YEA! because my online gaming sessions back in the day only last a few minutes! BECAUSE OF FucKING LAG lol.
durk20 5 months ago
old mcdonald had a....
androjanean 5 months ago 4
Over ½ million members? Not for long….
BDF5K 6 months ago 2
There was a charm and innocence to the internet back then. Yaaa it was slower than hell but still............
jfrockon 6 months ago 5
@jfrockon And then porn came along and made it interesting :)
BluegrassFilmsKY 5 months ago
@BluegrassFilmsKY LMAO!
jfrockon 5 months ago
Old McDonald had AOL.
Old MacDonald had eWorld (Apple's short-lived online service).
rkmugen 6 months ago
I used to have compuserve, but if I feel like using dialup, i use a ***-1010 number
linuxboygenius 7 months ago 2
@linuxboygenius Sure if you want an interconnect fee and Federal USF surchage (thus if the number is called from another state) Use a calling card through telcan program the dial up networking settings to include pauses after entering the calling card number and the number you are dialing and log online. less than 6.5 cents per minute Telcan Universal PIN is better than 1010 dialing.
willdav713 7 months ago 2
Games against oponents around the...country! I grew up with dial up, but by the time we had it the web was across the world, i cant imagine it being limited to a single country.
stainonsociety3451 7 months ago
@stainonsociety3451 i know isnt that insane! It's amazing how far we've come along in only 17-20 years.
08WSChamps 6 months ago
@08WSChamps My god, is it really that long ago? Only seems a couple of years, lol!
stainonsociety3451 6 months ago
@stainonsociety3451 its insane man, i just cnt believe we have the iphones, ipads, other tablets and everything they can do, now internet from your tv, come on the internets like not even a thrill anymore since its so common place lol
08WSChamps 6 months ago
@08WSChamps If you told me 10 years ago we would have that kind of technology i would have laughed and carried on playing snake, lol. To be honest i was to young to really appreciate it but i remember my family being amazed by it, i grew up with it in a sense, techno generation, lol.
stainonsociety3451 6 months ago
@stainonsociety3451 lol same here man, i would never have believed it (btw I loved snake, used to play it all the time and would own, on my dads nokia lol good times). I was born in 91 so yea we are the tech generation. We're lucky b/c it seems as though anyone born before the 60s had a hard time adjusting to it and still are, but you cant blame them. I dnt wana know how redic 20 yrs from nows gona be. I heard some engineers wana build a traffic convoy 20 yrs from now. its so dumb cars would..
08WSChamps 6 months ago
@08WSChamps Lol, i was born in 92, although utube seems to think that makes me 21, go figure, lol. I was lucky at school, we won some competition and got an entire computer suite, with 'the internet' OOooOoOoO It ran 95 and was so slow to get online it took 5 minuets to load bulliten board! XD We learned how to use it quicker than the teachers! One kid managed to take over the entire network and they had to get an IT guy in to lock him out! Who knows what the future holds!
stainonsociety3451 6 months ago
@stainonsociety3451 ...for a line behind a truck that somehow would magnetically or thru some other form of technology would drive i thnk 6-10 cars automatically. The truck driver would be a professionally trained driver. Now its cool if u need a break from a long road trip from work, but being in such close quarters going 50-70 seems too dangerous to me. It'll never happen, oh isnt tht what they said about the airplane hahahah lol
08WSChamps 6 months ago
Old McDonald had a Farm......
VirginiaBeachNative 7 months ago
we still have an old computer dial-up company here, my grandparents tried it becouse it had promises of "high speed internet" yeah as speedy as a snail. And my grandparents got in a rut about the internet "GET OFF THE INTERNET I WANT TO USE THE PHONE!" "WHAT?" "I SAID GET OFF THE INTERNET I WANT TO USE THE PHONE!"
pokamonmaster1997 7 months ago
i was part of this in the 80s. loved it and built my own BBS at the age of 11, and had hundreds of people calling daily.. Programming i enjoyed and was a massive achievement! and all using GWBASIC and pusing everything through com port 1
All on the COCO 3
Liquadia1 7 months ago
@Liquadia1 - I got into it as well in the 80s. I had a lot of dropped connections because I had one of those Radio Shack acoustic modems. Overall, it sucked compared with local BBS connections I used to peruse. The stuff Compuserve had was cool, for its day, I have to admit that. Some folks might say it was the 'web' of the 80s, but I think it was more like Gopher really.
MisterEvasion 7 months ago
.10 a minute a minute nowadays? the ideas torture :0
chrischimera 7 months ago
Hundreds of internet services?! - I think you mean billions by todays standards! :D
raja1994 7 months ago
oh no!! not CRAPuserve
babyboy3601978 7 months ago
@babyboy3601978, LOL
Nashhinton 7 months ago
i am calling to the past thanks to skype
ALBAMEN12 7 months ago
what did old mcdonald HAVE I WANT TO KNOW
taltigolt 7 months ago 2
I offer tech supp for Compuserve :)) feel free to message me if you're still using it. lol
63Hertzi 8 months ago
I just called the number, it's a sex hotline now. X3
Megafoxy 8 months ago 67
@Megafoxy omg
IHadToComeYesterday7 3 months ago
@Megafoxy hahahahaha....maybe they changed their business model !
smithlee07 1 month ago
@Megafoxy they changed their number to 1-800-352-talk. the lady on the phone said the girls like to talk nasty as much as i do!
andrespereyda 2 weeks ago
Fuck yeah, Springsteen
NegativeOutlook4 8 months ago
I can't believe it took until 2009 to get this company shut down.
MrToneyStarks 8 months ago
Remember compuserve, they were still in use back in '99 i recall. hopefully their out of business and the guy that created it is homeless...
Maestro13193 8 months ago
$0.10 a minute? Can you image the all the money we'll be losing if that was true today?
simwrangler 8 months ago
It's so bizarre watching something trying to "sell" the internet. There's no need to justify it nowadays, it's such an essential part of our everyday lives.
calvers7 8 months ago 2
10c a minute LOL
ludovica36 8 months ago
I'm still using it, rate was fixed.
chair5432 8 months ago 5
PSN: Only 0c per minute and with OVER a million users. 20 years on.
... Still as vulnerable as CompuServe BETA. XD (omg I cant believe that name is in the PCs dictionary)
CSpannerz 8 months ago
In '91, I was too busy getting laid to be playin around with an internet.. now 20 years later, I'm married w/a family and cant remember the last time I got lai.. & spend all my free time hiding out on the web.
GeorgeWashingtonX 8 months ago
Back then, many referred to it as "Compu$serve" due to the amount of money it cost to use. There were other less expensive services like AOL, GEnie, Delphi and Prodigy, but CompuServe was considered the most 'professional' service (for arguable reasons).
xnonsuchx 9 months ago
I tried calling it, didn't work.
KartKing4ever 9 months ago 2
@KartKing4ever what it says?
Dariusjat 9 months ago
@Dariusjat Like a dating service or some crap like that.
KartKing4ever 9 months ago
O_O i still have compuserve
kungfumaster111111 9 months ago
wow, half a million members. Maybe this internet thing will catch on.
Xanous 9 months ago 15
@Xanous No i don't buy into there lies ;) no way will this introweb business catch on!
AmericanWarfare 1 month ago
Wow that is almost like it s today
tonstad39 9 months ago
great intro with wings hahaha
MCfresca 9 months ago
umm i just called. signed up and ready to get on the net
shayanrafizadeh 9 months ago 2
around the country
lilysfilms 10 months ago
I miss the days when things were just getting started on the internet.
It was just a good time. Hook up the 300baud and start dialing BBS's. Chat with the sysop, etc. Great great stuff.
Digitalbumpin 10 months ago
Try compuserve by typing it in here HAYES dot com
Wazlor 10 months ago
@jdulmage1 Ohh yeah. That was stupid of me.
seethroughskin 10 months ago
A fucking membership kit for 39.95!? When you put it like that, where do i order?
thadea 10 months ago 3
And this came on.
zingarzahoy26 10 months ago
My dad taped me a superman tape on 1991 and is came on.
zingarzahoy26 10 months ago
God, I miss Compuserve. The channels were so fun.
Supermassively 10 months ago
why is there a cow and a bear jumping out the screen? 0:26
seethroughskin 10 months ago
Compuserve did not connect you to the Internet. It was a BBS, as were Prodigy and AOL in 1991.
georgewashing10 10 months ago 2
@georgewashing10 Another instance where people confuse "Internet" and "Web", which the BBS was not part of. When I think of "Internet Age", I think of when the Web first got popular in late 1994/1995.
pannoni1 10 months ago
you thought 10 cents a minute was bad for internet cell phone was like $90.00 a month plus $1.00 minute for a call and the internet thing as late as 1998 when you dialed up the clock started ticking but the server was so busy you would wait 20 minutes for the web page to open
tronchaser123 10 months ago
you thought 10 cents a minute was bad for internet cell phone was like $90.00 a month plus $1.00 minute for a call
tronchaser123 10 months ago
I remember back in 1995 racking up a £200 phone bill in a month. The same day the bill came I found that my bed room window could be used as an escape route from my dad.
simonamarriott 10 months ago
I called the number, there was a voice telling me to call another number that sounded like a phone sex line... LOL!
Bobaklives 10 months ago
And coming soon to the internet, porn and lots of it.
genesislordofdarknes 11 months ago 4
This has been flagged as spam show
Never gonna happen.
captain150 11 months ago
Old Mcdonald had .............
OnlineOptic 11 months ago
I was born in 1991.XD
zztopis2 11 months ago
What the hell videogame is actually playing? The main character has got a helmet, lightsaber, ray gun, and some underoos.:39 Awesome
Philox98 11 months ago 5
Ten cents a minute... *dies laughing*
But I'd be really interested to see this "electronic mall"...
chibicelchan 11 months ago
when I saw that haircut, I died laughing and my friend had to barf
Belailyo 11 months ago
lol "Offers games against opponents across the *country*."
MMO PONG FTW
gdea97 11 months ago
¬_¬ fly reservation and online multiplayer in 1991? no fucking way. And 10cents p/minute, thats a lot of money for really slow porno -__-"
Abrahandsome3200 11 months ago
That would be $144 daily and $4,320 monthly if you left your computer connected 24/7.
That's higher than most people's monthly salaries.
otakumo 11 months ago 45
@otakumo Acutally you could not be connect 24/7 as it is dial up, all dial up services have timed disconnects plus the fact that some areas may only have 3 access numbers and when all 3 are busy then one would call a long distance number to connect to Compuserve. When I had Quicklink II back in 1993 Compuserves number was a 702 area code. Long Distance was still over 10 cents a minute during that time. You could easily pay 22 cents a minute for a long distance call. 1010 dial aroundswerescare
willdav713 11 months ago 7
@willdav713 i knew someone who had the internet back in '96, AOL. keep in mind its rural here so no access numbers that WEREN'T long distance. and their daughter sometimes ranked up 300 and 400 dollar phone bills in a month.
japierce15 11 months ago
@willdav713 Man that brings back memories of having to pay freaking long distances charges just to access American Online and Prodigy, because I lived in the middle of nowhere.
EmperorofCartoons 11 months ago
@willdav713 Indeed, 24/7 internet connection was a dream to me until 2005 when I first got broadband (pretty late I guess).
FragMan69 10 months ago
@willdav713 i dont know about ALL dialups diconnecting. i had compuserve and aol the same time would never drop the phone line even stayed a month (when they had unlimited) back in 94
bergsteinlife 6 months ago
I love that 80's and 90's upbeat stock computer music. When I was in school, I'd always pay attention to the videos we watched, just to listen to that music. Someone seriously needs to make a mix of all of that.
Datah0g 11 months ago
so whatever happened to this... "internet".. they speak of?
tqsuited 11 months ago
ZOMGOSH!!! OVER half a million thats over 9000!!!!!!
Old McDonald Ha-
xxxexyz87 11 months ago
He does look like the head vampire from lost boys
SpunkySkunk347 11 months ago
Wow, these "internets" sound like an informative and productive use of time, unlike that tele-vision box.
frednora 11 months ago
10 cents a minute.. jesus I would be broke
headies07 11 months ago
LOL! Looks like those RoboCop commercials haha.
HitmarkJ 1 year ago 2
nobody is gonna use such thing called internet!
MrYonomequejo 1 year ago
I predict that this invention will be the epitome of class and high society!
ItalianStallion5454 1 year ago 2
WTF ARE YOU PEOPLE WAITING FOR....CALLL NOW!
MisterGasMan 1 year ago 5
they could not have picked a nerdier guy to promote this. people must have been like "dude, you have internet? what a dweeb."
thisheartisfluid 1 year ago
@thisheartisfluid hahaha. Probably.
wonderfulman2456 1 year ago
10 cents a minute? Wow, this video would have just cost me about $5 (2400 baud modem)!
bassistguy 1 year ago 2
$6.00 and hour!
RandomEpicness100 1 year ago
"OLD MCDONALD HAD-" what? WHAT DID HE HAVE!!!!???
I8PeeMehrdad79 1 year ago 5
Why does the guy in the video sound like his nose is plugged?
SpunkySkunk347 1 year ago
Lol 10 cents a minute, that's 6 dollars an hours, that's almost a minimum wage job required just to sit on the internet
SpunkySkunk347 1 year ago
Why did a tiger and a bear climb out of the monitor? Would that sell more?
KaizokuSencho 1 year ago
@KaizokuSencho
It was a bear and a bull dumbass. Haven't you ever been to high school economics?
SpunkySkunk347 1 year ago
Ok, so computer exchange energy in order to acess the net? Blaspemy!
DonkeyKongX2 1 year ago
He looks like the head vampire from "Lost Boys".
MuggleSnuggles 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
so.. who was the most viewed on youtube back then?
FlyingSujin67 1 year ago
This hilarious...possibly the first internet TV ad ever?
teenager17 1 year ago
Old McDonald ha-
LifEternal 1 year ago 108
@LifEternal LMAO
YouMan27 1 year ago
@LifEternal d A farm!
vancar6 8 months ago
Ten cents a minute!? Am I calling Mexico!? That's a dollar every ten minutes! That's six dollars an hour! I'm on the internet constantly. I would have easily been charged a good sixty bucks a day! That's $1800 a month! Holy shit! Thank God for competition.
Incognito1986 1 year ago 4
this is so cool! i can connect with people from ACROSS THE COUNTRY?!?! NO WAY!!!
azminivanracer 1 year ago
was the cartoon they were showing for online gaming of he-man in a christmas hat using a lightsaber, wow !!!
c0r4z0n35 1 year ago
1995: 16 Million Internet Users
2010: 2 Billion Internet Users
ShadowRSonic 1 year ago
I am wondering if we had to go back to dialup again, how we'd feel... LOL!
TheEsotericDesi 1 year ago
The early 90s version of the Internet.
ILovestorms 1 year ago
i'm totally gonna buy it
cam1090 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
thumbs up if you called
SuperGilberto1977 1 year ago
10 cents a minute what is this long distance calling.
carstorm85 1 year ago
OMFG OLD MCDONALD IM BUYING COMPUSERVE
lol
saint1997 1 year ago
@saint1997 Compuserve is not around anymore.
Quamlen 1 year ago 3
@Quamlen I know... it was a joke lol
saint1997 1 year ago
@jacobsipod1 I don't remember. Call it and find out. It wasn't going to be that funny once I was asked to call a NEW 1-800 number.
Pgaither84 1 year ago
haha fucking HE man with a laser and a helmet
the804kid 1 year ago
@jacobsipod1 I called it. It directs you to a new number. :sadface:
Pgaither84 1 year ago
Yeah, they used to charge per-minute and AOL gave away free minutes to new users. LOL!
Pgaither84 1 year ago
ahhhww cute the nerd computer and right ahead the boys cm typical of a pedo sense
digitalmasterdata 1 year ago
At ten cents a minute, I'd be paying around $5000 a month for the internet.
ariuszarim 1 year ago
Lol....I can't believe we all thought that "internet" thing was going to catch on.
Flailwielder 1 year ago
Woahwhy is there a bull and a bear coming out of my computer?^^
lol funny times 10 cents per minute take that, wow addicts^^
ThefamousZozo 1 year ago
wow this online thing sounds pretty cool. I wonder if it could really simplify my work and enrich my life. I can't wait to play games with people from across the country. LOL
jinggo78 1 year ago
theres more kids playing black ops at any given time than all the compu$erve users.
0neofthem 1 year ago
heard of this on family guy
gta4rulesass 1 year ago
did that game have a man shooting down a jet with a pistol and wielding a light saber!?
lol its like stuff i see on the internet |D
they got that right
manice08 1 year ago
Hundreds of online services? This is nuts. Electronic Mall? I don't get it!
MarqueeMoon602 1 year ago
Dammit I wanted to watch Wings.
ewd76 1 year ago
I would purchase the domain names of major corporations to later sell back to them when they wanted to get online.
RichGilly 1 year ago
OLD MACDONALD HAD A-
TweeterMan287 1 year ago
@TweeterMan287 dildo
Quamlen 1 year ago
@Quamlen e i e i oh!
ytruerhyheryh 1 year ago
@ytruerhyheryh and on his farm he had a vagina
Quamlen 1 year ago
@Quamlen ei ei oh
ytruerhyheryh 1 year ago
@ytruerhyheryh with a oh! Oh! Here and a mmm! Oooh there. Here a Oooh! There a mmmmm!! Everywhere a Ooooh ooh!!
Quamlen 1 year ago
@Quamlen basically an orgasm
ytruerhyheryh 1 year ago
@ytruerhyheryh I know now sing the rest of the song!
Quamlen 1 year ago
@Quamlen /watch?v=7_mol6B9z00
ytruerhyheryh 1 year ago
@ytruerhyheryh Old Macdonald had a dildo! e i e i oh!
Quamlen 1 year ago
Dang, I didn't know the internet existed for home use that long ago. I started in 1996 with Microsoft Network and AOL.
DiscoverPlatinum 1 year ago