What did WW.com look like in Oct 27 2000

[arcticfox46]

Well here it is,


http://web.archive.org/web/20001027202845/www.woodworking.com/cgi-bin/dcforum/dcboard.cgi

[Keystone]

Looking at that brings back some memories! Names I had forgotten. Wonder where life took some of them..............


Sonny Edmonds (238 posts) Jun-19-01, 11:15 PM

PastorPaul (14 posts) Jun-13-01, 06:55 PM

[PastorPaul]

I'm still here. I may not be all here, but everybody knows that!! :)

Pastor Paul
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"If they don't have woodworking in heaven, I ain't going!!!"

[Keystone]

5,200 posts latter that is PP!

[TDHofstetter]

That site is a TRIP! The Archive site; the Oct 2000 forum page predates me... not by much, but by a little bit.

Edit: WAITAMINNIT! It CAN'T predate me! I've been here since... since WAY back when! Heck, unless I dismember (halloween flavor there), I was BUSY 'round here back then... ya know, CHATTY. :)

Wow - I found a page that I actually REMEMBER... I actually remember seeing this page on my computer:

http://web.archive.org/web/20021019025335/forums.woodworking.com/cgi-bin/dcforum/dcboard.pl?az=list&forum=DCForumID8&conf=DCConfID3

Remember when Norm in Fujino was asking about fellow carvers? Remember when Dick Laxton's computer was on the fritz? :) Walt tried to experiment with his avatar, an' we had one of the early dogpiles?

Dogpiles. Boy, that word conjures up images of things NOT to do with Preparation H... :) :) :)


-- Tim --




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