I have records of what I did on my computer from ages ago, and lots of the stuff I did is very cringeworthy.

I was horrible at spelling. Still am, to be honest. I manage to regularly screw up words so badly that spellcheck starts giving me the locations of nation's capitals.

Let me dive into my "nostalgia" archives, see if I can find something.

Huh, a copy of windows XP spider solitaire. Still works in windows 8!

Produced folder: I have an old "no blood" mod for a game I made, so my brother could play it.

Yep, old gamemaker game. It's absolute shit, last modified in 2008, leaving me at the age of... 13.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/5qk2n51zo5yh619/CringeTown.exe

To be fair, this one doesn't have horrible examples of spelling.

A bad (MS paint) picture of a missile.... Called "missule".

One that has my name in it, so I can't upload it. From the same year (they may have been made sooner), where I spell "move" as "moove". Also, no use of capital letters.

A school project, titled "Beowolf and his peeps".

I have a folder for videos... named "videios".

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I put my name in way too much stuff. Let me just quote the slides from this old video I made.

"this is a demonstration of why draw is fun when u r bord hahahahahahahahahaha"

Cut to me drawing random things inside of open office draw.

"i like my smiles"

I really love going through all this old stuff.

Cut to me drawing smiley faces.

"i bet u dont like these kuz i surrre hate um"

"dafkljldkaskjf;lkdjlfkjsd;kjfsdlakjfalkdj;alkdj; that is my normal end"

"hahahahaha"

black screen.

for a solid thirty-fourty seconds.

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Made in 6/21/2008. I think this was close to the time my grandpa gave me my own first computer (crappy little windows 98), and these files are from the first computer that I had a flash drive and the ability to know to archive things from.

One windows media file named "poop", it's depreciated and I can't see what it used to say. Luckily.

Someone mentioned old forums. I wonder if I can get a tool to archive those locally on my computer, to preserve those parts of my past along with these things.