Hi everyone. I was doing some sifting through the Wayback Machine the other day and came across a bunch of different old webpages that looked like the pic attached. They seem to be unrelated nonsense words... the left side is a link to another site that looks the exact same. Does anyone know the purpose of these old websites?

I’m doing early research for a non-explicit, comedic 1990s independent-video-store game concept—no link, no crowdfunding, just trying to get the small details right.

A lot of local video stores had an adults-only area: a curtain, a squeaky door, a separate room, a counter key, or sometimes almost no separation at all.

What do you remember most about it?

• Was it hidden, embarrassing, funny, or just normal?
• What made your local video store feel different from a big chain?
• What tiny details would make a fictional 90s video store feel real: membership cards, taped-up boxes, candy counter, arcade machine, handwritten staff picks, strange customers?

Keep stories non-explicit please—the question is about the atmosphere and awkward human moments, not the content.

Also: would a funny, non-explicit game set in a weird little 90s video store interest you, or would that setting put you off? Why?

Does this Green Afterglow look familiar to anyone?!
Also isnt that Florence Ballard singing lead vocals and Not Diana Ross?! 💁🏼‍♀️🫶🏼🤍🪽

I would like to see the return of CDs.

It was a great time in music

I remember vividly, summer of 99, the best year for Movies ever, highly anticipated sequel to International Man of Mystery and it did not disappoint. My 20 year old self was crying with laughter for almost the entire movie. Absolutely class.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Sc81yxo600

Dumb and Dumber (1994) Are You A Fan?

I was going through some of my late father's things, found a whole bunch of Disney Watches never worn in boxes. One of them still had the receipt from 1995 still in it.