Hey, the links are working! I'm not going crazy halucinating about the past!
I guess if it doesnt work for you, just wait a while till the server corrects itself.
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Jagan:
For a minute, I was tempted to enter in the url of the 62 War Site to find an antique version of it, but then I realized that it really wouldn't look all that different...
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Raja Ram:
I first discovered BR from a website called mahesh.com
Man, you better be joking!!
Oh God Oh God Lordavemercy I do remember Mahesh.com. Damn man, I don't think I'll
ever forget Mahesh.com...
You've just uncovered a memory that was long repressed since it was so emotionally scarring. Chekkit. I had emailed the guy telling him about the BR Consortium as a part of my mass unsolicited email campaigns (to websites BR forum members recommended), in which I sent an email informing of this spanking-new BR Consortium (hey BR was new!) (and so was spam!), I had emailed Mahesh.com. He then replied in ALLCAPSANDNOSPACESBETWEENTHEWORDS, in page-long emails, I guess asking me all these questions about BR.
I say I guess, because he used many question marks, but I could never make myself read past line four. But he'd still send me an email, in the same format, for over a week - which I kept ignoring... hoping he would stop... all the while refusing to read the emails and working myself into a fit fearing that I was destroying whatever reputation BR had at that point.
Well I'm glad Mr. Mahesh(?) did eventually link to us (it comes as a bit of a relief, actually), and brought us future BR-wallahs
I totally agree with you man. In some ways, the old forum was more 'fun', if less educational. Back then, the BRMF was more of Wild West Liquor Bar, with its characters and fistfights, as opposed to the Gentlemans club, with its Cheese-eating and Wine-tasting, it is today.
*sigh*
Good times... Good times...
Regards,
Harsh
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-DJ Detroit Desi
...a webmaster of:
The 1962 Sino-Indian War Website.
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