What was your first email address?
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What was your first email address?
If you can remember that far back, we all created embarrassing addresses when we were young. I'm operating on the assumption that you don't use the address anymore.
I think mine was either 'ineedspeed2007' or 'killerdeathx' and they were both with Hotmail. So young and innocent.
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Re: What was your first email address?I didn't make a bad email address, but my xboxlive, which I made at the age of 14, is ilikepie, lol...(Original post by Ape Gone Insane)
If you can remember that far back, we all created embarrassing addresses when we were young. I'm operating on the assumption that you don't use the address anymore.
I think mine was either 'ineedspeed2007' or 'killerdeathx' and they were both with Hotmail. So young and innocent.
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Re: What was your first email address?
I was a boring kid and the email address I use now is the same one I created first. Just my name and a couple of numbers. I did usa a more 'creative' one for a while, to fit in, it was something like 'littleB' or something silly like that but then I realised that was stupid and reverted back to my old plain one.
Yes I still use Hotmail I've become quite attached to that email address I've had it since I was 12!
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Re: What was your first email address?
I still use mine -- it's just the username I was given at secondary school @hotmail.com. Luckily it's not too bad -- back then usernames were in the format {first initial}{surname}{last 2 digits of year of entry}, eg jsmith97. (Three years later when they ditched all the Acorns in favour of Windows, they changed the username format to {last 2 digits of year of entry}{surname}{first 3 letters of forename}, eg 97smithjoh. Which was horrible.)
the classic route!
