Aspd.net Feb. 2000 Dallas Coed Discussion Screenshot

23 years ago, a screengrab from aspd.net/Dallas Feb. 2000. Wish I could revisit that long, lost era. Gone forever!

Wow. Spike baby, RoadKing, Old Wobbly, 32Flavor, Rascal, Caitlyn, DyannTallred, etc. what a crew.

Wow. Spike baby, RoadKing, Old Wobbly, 32Flavor, Rascal, Caitlyn, DyannTallred, etc. what a crew. Originally Posted by TexTushHog

And you can read that...how? LOL

ahhhh, mammories .....

The best of times

Here you go. Enjoy

Just a reminder nothing on the internet is ever really gone

http://web.archive.org/web/200503052...default.php?s=

Great post. That was a wonderful trip down memory lane.

I might be slow, but if this was February, 2020, how does the last post record as June 8, 2021?

I might be slow, but if this was February, 2020, how does the last post record as June 8, 2021? Originally Posted by Chung Tran

Must be one of them Y2K bugs.

Must be one of them Y2K bugs. Originally Posted by Ralph Fults

Y2K...is that a Korean Boy band?
I bet their music is too current for Chung to have in his memory bank.

Here is a Jan, 2010 link. I think it shut down not long after that

https://web.archive.org/web/20100103.../www.aspd.net/

he must be using a slightly out-of-phase time machine to have a 2000 snapshot show 2001 dates....

regardless, "“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it" - Spanish philosopher George Santayana.
there is lots of value learning about history as well as uncovering and analyzing clues from the past.
and, more importantly, applying those lessons to future experiences!!!


one lesson from aspd - dont blatanly hold social gatherings.

And you can read that...how? LOL Originally Posted by TexomaCowboy

Look under the column Thread Starter. It’s blurry, but if you know the names, you can make them out. Barely.

Wow! This 20-year-old thread from March 5, 2003 Dallas forum is still funny. Some good writing, good humor. Btw, I knew a so-called lady who pulled the same stunt as described below, she said she did it to end sessions early.

https://web.archive.org/web/20070416...threadid=68335

I agree with Skirtchaser……Those were the best of times.
Reading through some of the handles in those archives brings back wonderful memories for me.
Most of the ladies treated this hobby like a profession……And, most of the ASPD guys treated the ladies like ladies.
I wish we could go back to those days.