Lit Lit Forum Old Timers - Who Came Back After D-Day?

Two weeks away from being 21, and I joined up here back in December of '09.

 

Unfortunately, I'm too old to have been here half my life.

 

18 years old. Been on the boards 15 months though the first time I knew of TF.N was in 2003 when I was scouring the net for spoilers of RotS.

 

Me too, actually. I wouldn't have thought to conceptualize it that way.

 

Me three.... *shudder*

 

I'm 63. You all are pups.

 

November 6, 2000. I wish I could remember the circumstances in which I joined....I believe I was on JediNet's boards first...

And I'm 28.

 

Where's Excellence when you need him?

 

Oh, and Excellence? Why, he went on to become none other than Disney CEO Bob Iger.

 

I've been on the boards for almost half my life. I was a couple months shy of 14 when I joined, and I'm 26 now.

 

I'll be 57 **(shudder)** on December 14th - not quite ready for the zimmer-frame yet, though!

 

32 here, joined when I was 21 to talk about NJO and AOTC.

 

I'm 29, joined when I googled outbound flight and 6 years later I still am a glutton for punishment.

 

I googled Troy Denning and saw he was a poster here (but not for a while, it seems!).

 

He lurks!

 

I actually can't remember how I found the JC. I found EzBoards (lol) first , in the months after TPM. I think one of them might have been an early JC offshoot, and before long, I ended up here. Lit and Fan fic were my only stomping grounds for years.

 

Well, unlike some here, I quite like his writing - but have to admit that Zahn and Stackpole are my top authors.

 

I'm the Chell to your GLaDOS.

 

I feel so young compared to many of you. I just turned 16, and found the boards while trying to learn more about the ExpandEd Universe.

 

I don't know who that is, so we're even.

 

I am a few months from 30. If my years lived corresponded to the EU timeline, I was born whenth a Rebels destroyed the Death Star II (1983). If that we're the case, the Vong War just ended.

--Adm. Nick

 

I found JCF through the Lit reviews on TFN, then lurked for a few months.