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Oh the memories. . .

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Discovered this while looking for some obscure Yggsburgh references. It was fun reading through this again. Sadly, I don't remember what name I was using back then but I have fond memories of this place and the stump.
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I bet it was AxeMental or ska.

Not really.

Good memories. Worse recollections.

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Wow, I remember those boards. That was ages ago.

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serleran wrote:I bet it was AxeMental or ska.

Not really.

Good memories. Worse recollections.
I think I was using some form of Syko or The Psychotic Sea Otter. I may have to dig through to see if I can remember.
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That's cool!

I wish I was on those boards back in the day!

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wow, that is from way back !!!
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I was on them, along with Rhu, etc...
Since its 20,000 I suggest "Captain Nemo" as his title. Beyond the obvious connection, he is one who sails on his own terms and ignores those he doesn't agree with...confident in his journey and goals.
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Looks like I was Julian Grimm after all. I love my old sig:
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I miss The Stump. And going away for almost a year.

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Wow....

Axe Mental and ska....

Those bring back memories. Not good ones, but certainly memories. :P

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