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What was your first experience using the Internet?
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My family used a WebTV for god knows what reason, so for a long time I only saw the internet through that portal. I think I spent most of my time on a Sailor Moon fansite just staring at screen shots of the characters.
Oddly enough, I remember the website said it was built with WebTV at the bottom, but I never learned how to upload images on the website builder... I had my own shitty WebTV site but I had to choose from the provided clip art.
Obligatory WebTV connecting music.
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