[b]The following is an e-mail from the past, composed on Tuesday, December 4, 2007, and sent via FutureMe.org[b]
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Dear FutureMe,

So, I'm trying this out...

Well, here we go:

We're about to move out. It's the 4th of December and we're waiting for xxxx to finish her classes. Lucca is 2 months old today. You're going out with Marisol. Not very sure for how long we've been goin out, we think that we started around Fall '07. I think I'm in love, and I've told her so. *blah blah blah, personal stuff here*

I'm not really sure what I should write here... I hope this doesn't become a nostalgic letter. Lets keep going:

We're still working for Cellfish as a supervisor, getting 1100 pesos a month and I'm looking for a new job.

Not much else to say, hope we're still alive :p

-MAX-

haha. :)

Has anyone ever done this? I think I did it because of a thread in SG. Can't remember.

It feels weird to get a message I wrote out a year ago. Well, I still am with her, haven't moved in together, though. I'm making almost double now but I still work for them. And I'm still very much alive.

hehe.

Yea I did this as well. I have since deleted the message so not copy pasting from me but mine was about the same sort of stuff you wrote. Just where I was working, girlfriend, social happenings of the late etc.

- ♫.i.b.y.v.n.t.h.♫
http://www.nocleanfeed.com/

I remember reading the thread, or one similar.

I remember that thread. My email is coming in a few more years. I'm pretty sure I included links to delicious prawns.

That's cool. I sent one for 2010.

I'm going to laugh when you get twenty 404'd links.

I sent one of these a few months ago, so I should get it in another 8 months or so. I don't remember when I set it to send to me.

I've just sent a letter off to myself dated 31 December 2037 warning me about the y2k38 problem.

I just read the wikipedia page. Are they refering to a buffer overflow in variables holding a Unix Timestamp?

Edit: 1.21 gigawatts!! BACK TO THE FUTURE BITCH

i just read the wikipedia page. Are they refering to a buffer overflow in variables holding a unix timestamp?

Edit: 1.21 gigawatts!! Back to the future bitch

one point twenty one jiggawatts!

one point twenty one jiggawatts!

Ok now I can see it. Just before "the doc" gets shot.