5 Years

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nowimnothing

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That made me stop and realize how long I've been here. Guess I just had my 10 year anniversary with neowin this past summer. Kind of crazy. Even though I had to give up posting in RWI because of the crazies, I still come here for my news after all this time...

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rr_dRock

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5 years ago?

Slacker, site's been here since 2001 :p

 

So says "He-Whos-Profile-Claims-Membership-Since-2010".   :laugh:  :P

 

 

 

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Congrats, five years is a long time to stick with anything. Here's to another half decade of sitting alone watching cat videos! :pc:

 

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leesmithg

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So yesterday I registered here 5 years ago. Damn this is the longest I've ever been regularly going to a website except google XD.

 

I hope to be here for 5 more :).

N00bee

I was a lurker for three then a registered user for ten I think.

Nearly 10.

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Krome

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since August 2001 but been with Neowin longer than that... had to recreate account like 3 times cos when neowin update, they lost my old account.  Not only that, I decided to make an account way too late but I was with neowin longer before register.  So with neowin roughly 14 years maybe...

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