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so i was watching youtube the other day and there was an ad were people were discussing their old email adressses they had when they were kids so thought i would start a thread about it here
my old email address when i was in school ended with 619 after the wrestling move so it was myname619@hotmail.com so got a bit of stick for that.
and old password of mine from my school computers was fish for some old reason.
i got my email address when I set up email for the first time in about 1990. it is gender neutral (privacy related concerns with that), is the name of a sport that I partipate in, is professional enough that I have used it in my career. It doesnt have any difficult to remember letter/number combinations. It is on a free service. It is the only email address I have ever used - no plans to change it.
i think it pays to be careful when choosing an email address!
When I was a kid, Mr. T was in his prime, the Duke boys were jumping cliffs, and Indiana Jones was brand new. There was no public internet back then.
Now, when I started in my first year of college, we had limited internet access. Mostly, in the LRC. I didn't even get my first email address until about 1994 or 95. The username had more to do with one of my favorite music bands at the time. I kept that email address until about 2000, 2001ish...switched to an email address that had my name in it. I can't remember if I abandoned that email address altogether or what happened, but I can no longer access it. I will admit that I wouldn't mind being able to access it for nostalgic reasons, although I'm sure I won't have emails from the mid 90's in it.
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