MSN- Please?

[Shan'do Spike]

Does no one use AIM anymore? I wasn't even aware that MSN was popular.

Outside the US, MSN is the overwhelmingly most popular chat program. In the US, AIM tends to dominate. I know back in the day (ugh, I'm a dinosaur) all of the TFF chats and stuff were on AIM.


As for my contact info, well, it's in my contact info. I have a MSN account, but I never log on, so it's not even there. The best way to get me is still and probably will always be AIM, and I've used the same name since my freshman year of high school.

And anyone wanting a good chat client that can handle multiple different programs (AIM, Yahoo, MSN, Gtalk, etc), Pidgin's a pretty awesome client.

[Shan'do Spike]

Outside the US, MSN is the overwhelmingly most popular chat program. In the US, AIM tends to dominate. I know back in the day (ugh, I'm a dinosaur) all of the TFF chats and stuff were on AIM.


As for my contact info, well, it's in my contact info. I have a MSN account, but I never log on, so it's not even there. The best way to get me is still and probably will always be AIM, and I've used the same name since my freshman year of high school.

And anyone wanting a good chat client that can handle multiple different programs (AIM, Yahoo, MSN, Gtalk, etc), Pidgin's a pretty awesome client.

Sigh, one of my friends has convinced me to stay logged onto my MSN. wiredspike1366@hotmail.com is my MSN, for those of you who still remember who I am. I'm still easier to reach on AIM (DivineWolfwood), and also on GTalk (divinewolfwood@gmail.com).