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I Miss The Old Ninja Turtle Websites Man
I miss mikeystmnt.com I miss ninjaturtlesnetwork.com I miss when the Technodrome got updates at times, I miss Turtle Boy's Sewer, I miss members.aol.com/turtle7703 why I remember that because it lead to Fogu.com and the Golden Underwear. I miss the og Mirage ninjaturtles.com. I miss my very own website, Gah GeoCities left and a AOL and so many fan sites down the drain.
Remember the Ring of Green that just felt like endless amount of TMNT fan websites. I hate what the internet has become.:tsad: |
Yeah, it used to be wonderful, especially as a kid back then. "I wonder who has updated their TMNT fanpage today?" and just going around the Ring of Green and seeing what's new everyday. And people would update them regularly. Either with fanfics or art or just general musings about TMNT news or whatnot. And if there weren't websites then there was people's TMNT Livejournals and all that. It was a GREAT time to be on the internet. Other fandoms had similar things.
Now there really isn't any of that anymore. No fan pages, just things like cold Reddit. And the same people who once cultivated these super personalized websites are now just screaming about Trump everyday on their cookie-cutter Facebook page, maybe. If they're even bothering to do that. |
Yeah, they all had real personality. Even the Mirage site was so much fun. You could spend hours clicking around and Berger always replied to my barely intelligible emails I would send him as a youngster. What a great dude.
I still love this forum, but outside of here it's what? Reddit and Facebook? Impersonal, homogenous and heavily influenced by the algorithm. SAD! |
Same, OP. I made a thread about old fanmade TMNT websites sometime ago, in fact.
https://forums.thetechnodrome.com/sh...ad.php?t=60824 |
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I mean the people who were making those fansites were teenagers at the time who had grown up with the initial wave of Turtlemania. Now those same people are in their 40's so obviously they don't have the time anymore that they did when they were 16-17 years old making their TMNT fansites. The late 90's and early 2000's were over 25 years ago now, just think how young everyone was then.
And as said, the younger generation just prefers to discuss things on twitter, reddit, tumblr, etc. than make a site over it. |
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In 1998-2001? Really? I think back then the "oldest" had to be in their 30's, and that was rare?
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I still like to update my old fan site, though I will admit I'm a little anal about the way I update my files. I have this peculiar form of OCD that causes me to get obsessed with the exact time I create and save files and I how I have them in a certain order in my personal folder. Anyway, I'll be bringing my site back around April 20th, a couple weeks earlier than I previously planned.
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Blanking on a few other names from back then. Bev, also? Right? |
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It's just to realize that the world was more exciting in pre-digital and early digital days. Also, social media did an awful job by moving focus from topic to person.
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I honestly can't remember the site name now and maybe it's already mentioned in here and the last thread; but I do remember one wiht a fanfiction series that continued the original series by bringing Shredder and Krang back to power and even brought Dregg and Mung back one last time. It ended with a cliffhanger withShredder and Krang taking Splinter back to the Technodrome back to Dimension X and Leo vowing to make them pay once and for all. The final story was titled "Vernon Saves The Day", but it went unfinished and we never get to see how. Just that Spkinter is the one who mentally trains him. The story arc had lots of Technodrome action like in The Big Blowout or Shredder Triumphant.
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47 is old wdym
I mean RIP but let's be honest |
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https://fogu.com/vernon/index.php |
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I think I remember your old forum. I was in a TMNT forum when I was a kid/teen back in 2004-2005 or so. Perhaps it was yours. |
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