Most Fond Moment In this Biz

Sharpie · 08-21-2005

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- Mike Fold dropping his shorts while dancing with Sharpie to Meat Loaf."

I didn't remember the song, but I sure remember the experience...ahahahhahaha

I suppose my best experience (and the hardest) was my first show in 1998. I really didn't know anyone but Lee Noga, Alyssa, and Mark Tiarra - Everyone else was just a name on the Ynot Chatboard. I really didn't know a 'so called important person from a 'newbie. But that was where I met SweetT, Ricky Ynot, Sammy, JoeE, MikeFold, RB, Dokk, Serge, MikeAi & Billy. All of whom, I have great respect, for various reasons, to this day.

Had RB, Lee Noga, Serge & someone else on a leadoff panel. That was when I found that Serge's board personna - was nothing like meeting him in person. That was the very best show I think I ever had...... the panels were exciting, as in those days, people shared ideas. The awards were really fun, and a great success - in those days, the losers even felt honored. There were tons of free sites & few paysites. Up and coming webmasters with free sites, were given some recoginition. Many of the freesite winners, become paysites. aaahhhh the innocence, before the egos took over....

08-21-2005	#23
Sharpie Members Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 747	Re: Most Fond Moment In this Biz " - Mike Fold dropping his shorts while dancing with Sharpie to Meat Loaf." I didn't remember the song, but I sure remember the experience...ahahahhahaha I suppose my best experience (and the hardest) was my first show in 1998. I really didn't know anyone but Lee Noga, Alyssa, and Mark Tiarra - Everyone else was just a name on the Ynot Chatboard. I really didn't know a 'so called important person from a 'newbie. But that was where I met SweetT, Ricky Ynot, Sammy, JoeE, MikeFold, RB, Dokk, Serge, MikeAi & Billy. All of whom, I have great respect, for various reasons, to this day. Had RB, Lee Noga, Serge & someone else on a leadoff panel. That was when I found that Serge's board personna - was nothing like meeting him in person. That was the very best show I think I ever had...... the panels were exciting, as in those days, people shared ideas. The awards were really fun, and a great success - in those days, the losers even felt honored. There were tons of free sites & few paysites. Up and coming webmasters with free sites, were given some recoginition. Many of the freesite winners, become paysites. aaahhhh the innocence, before the egos took over....