lol @ aol

[Surealistic]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xaaAYVUWP0I

[Zigma]

saw this the other day, i doubt the guy got fired.

[Aurin]

To this day, I have no idea why anyone would use AOL.

[Zigma]

To this day, I have no idea why anyone would use AOL.

It was one of the first isp's

3.0 and shit was good, punters :D


now it sucks.

[Paulisdead]

To this day, I have no idea why anyone would use AOL.

It was one of the first isp's

3.0 and shit was good, punters :D


now it sucks.

Very true

When I first got a PC and the internet it was one of the only ISP's in England that offered anytime internet access for a flat rate fee. Most other ISP's charged you by the minute. I think it was something like 4p per minute 8am - 6pm and 1p per minute 6pm to 8am. Aol back then was brilliant value for money. I think you paid something like £16.00 and you could please yourself. 24/7 access to do whatever you wanted.

Now sadly it is a steaming pile of crap.

[Senoska]

http://content.ytmnd.com/content/9/7...e21b6ab2c5.gif
roflmao

[Epical]

Is that a ref in the World Cup?

[Inverse]

he's from brasil. he claims he's straight and he only runs like that to spice the matches up. i don't think he's in the worldcup. here's the full video

http://www.flurl.com/featured/Flamboyant_Ref_69055.html

[Aurin]

he's from brasil. he claims he's straight and he only runs like that to spice the matches up. i don't think he's in the worldcup. here's the full video

http://www.flurl.com/featured/Flamboyant_Ref_69055.html

lol he really makes soccer more fun to watch.

[Avvesione]

lol he really makes soccer more fun to watch.

He's an attention whore. Anyway going back on topic...

I thought the video was funny. I wonder if AOL will change their policy of annoying customers on the phone and stuff because for all the people who saw it, that's pretty bad blow to their reputation.

[kisada]

that's funny, but that's how credit card companies and other similar companies work.

i've had similar conversations at least 2 or 3 times. just by telling the repeatedly telling the rep that i wanted to cancel my dsl, she ended up offering me from 30 days, to almost half a year of free internet.

[Tymon]

that's funny, but that's how credit card companies and other similar companies work.

i've had similar conversations at least 2 or 3 times. just by telling the repeatedly telling the rep that i wanted to cancel my dsl, she ended up offering me from 30 days, to almost half a year of free internet.

I'm going on 4 years free AOL by cancelling before my "free trial" runs out.

And I don't even use it as my ISP