What was your first email address?
No mum, MSN is not a chat room
We all know creating our first ever email address was a very big turning point in our lives.
It was a day when you said goodbye to childhood and proudly entered your teen years. Complete with a lot of underscores and even more Xs, your first email address definitely characterised you throughout your later primary and early secondary school days.
And for the surprising majority that still use it, it continues to define you. Here are the funniest we could find on Park Place.
Laura, third year, Pharmacy
M888888
Julia, third year, English Literature
Super kewl
Kate, second year, History
We’re all in this together
Lucy, third year, English Language
Ice ice baby
Kelly, third year, English
On Wednesdays, we wear pink
Cameron, third year, Chemistry
Cam still is cool
Catherine, second year, Computer Science and Maths
Meow
Beth, third year, Earth and Environmental Science
Absolutely mental
Jack, second year, Film Studies, USW
Nasty!
Kayleigh, third year, Psychology
Dancing queen
Molly, third year, Maths
The ‘z’ is so 2003
Jamie, third year, Politics and Economics
Chelsea till I die
Jasmine, second year, Geography
Too many J’s, too much jizz
Demi, third year, Chinese and Spanish
She’s a jammy one
Lowri, 22, Graduate
Snap, crackle and pop
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