AOL 4.0 still works apparently (for now)

[Mr Queeba]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nA1tLxfdif4
It's up until June 30, 2015.
Feel like going on a nostalgia trip? Add me as a buddy! My screen name is clesns (Yes, I banged my head on the keyboard). We'll attempt to have a nice buddy chat. :-)
too bad I'm only 11, so I can't experience the true nostalgia of AOL.

[Ad Bot]

[Trogtor]

Yahoo! IM is where its at

[Mr Queeba]

Yahoo! IM is where its at

I always thought AOL was where it's at.
Oh, and by the way, I'm running it in a Windows 98 virtual machine:

[Satan From Wreck-It-Ralph]

aren't you a bit young to remember AOL?

[ThatDarkNinja778]

aren't you a bit young to remember AOL?

too bad I'm only 11, so I can't experience the true nostalgia of AOL.

[espio100]

AOL?

[Ipquarx]

even I don't remember using AOL, and I'm 18 .-.

[K3k0m@n]

I still use my @aol.com email

[sir dooble]

I only had AOL 9.0, back in roughly 2004. It was ugly, but not as ugly as 4.0.
My parents got their first broadband internet, and AOL were the provider.
I had access to the "kids" feature on it, which basically gave you a homepage with links to a bunch of crappy childrens games (mostly fill-in-the-blank like things, like Word Blanks). To go to any other web address you had to e-mail your parents account and get them to give you permission.

Which my parents couldn't be bothered to do, so they just let me use their account which gave you ordinary access to the internet.

I still use my @aol.com email

Me too, but mainly as a backup e-mail where password reset requests for my main e-mail accounts go.
Also has my Blockland reciept in it.

[Headcrab Zombie]

I remember demo CDs everywhere
Never used it tho

[Maxxi]

aren't you a bit young to remember AOL?

"this generation"
i used to forget around with AOL when i was 3, friend

[Alyx Vance]

I remember demo CDs everywhere
Never used it tho

I remember this as well, however very vaguely.

[eboyblue10]

i remember using aim as my primary way to communicate back in the day

i vaguely remember giving out my address in a chat room because i was young and gullible, glad i moved

[otto-san]

i remember having aol

in fact i think my grandparents still have to use it on their desktop that they don't use