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You can chat to me too, if you're so minded:

ICQ# 26523352
AIM: hung3rm00n

I made an interesting and unlikely discovery when I finally bit the bullet and installed AOL Instant Messenger. No, it wasn't that I needed to go and have a bath afterwards - I anticipated that - but something more improbable. AOL Instant Messenger does not suck. Hard to credit, I know, but it's true. Quite the reverse, in fact. To say I was taken aback would be an understatement of Herculean proportions.

I no longer use either the ICQ or AIM software, having switched some while ago to the excellent multi-protocol and open source Fire, which allows me to run one client supporting ICQ, AIM, MSN Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger and IRC instead of four or five individual IM clients. Of course to enjoy the benefits of this tool you need to be running the operating system of the gods, but if you run Windows instead you can enjoy a similar lack of clutter and load on your machine by using Trillian which does the same thing, though without the same elegance and ease of setup.