History of Lift and Carry

john_smith_1965 · May 17th, 2011, 09:13

Hi,

some of the first websites I remender was:
Liftnet, Special Interest, Diana the Valkyrie, Lovelifting and the Webpages from Hajo ans Sarah (?). I think this was between Mid and End of the '90's.

Before the Internethype starts, was my fist experiences with L&C-topics the 'old' newsgroups like alt.amazon-admirers. This was my first meets with people who share my passion in L&C and strong womens.

JoS

tallgirlfan · May 17th, 2011, 09:31

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Originally Posted by john_smith_1965

Hi,

some of the first websites I remender was:
Liftnet, Special Interest, Diana the Valkyrie, Lovelifting and the Webpages from Hajo ans Sarah (?). I think this was between Mid and End of the '90's.

Before the Internethype starts, was my fist experiences with L&C-topics the 'old' newsgroups like alt.amazon-admirers. This was my first meets with people who share my passion in L&C and strong womens.

JoS

Ahhh.. Now i remember the classics Hajo( legendary) i don't know who he/she is but he/she must have put a-lot of effort finding those lift clips.

Special Interests provided me with L&C when you could barely find anything. I also remember liftnet and builtmore was for me at least the prime of L&C! I remember how badly i wanted those clips but had no credit card!

tallgirlfan · May 17th, 2011, 09:38

However main interest was and still is tall women! I thought i was the only younger teenage guy who liked Tall women and L&C at my time. Its great to see more teens now into Tall women and L&C!

afrocrazy65 · August 24th, 2011, 05:40

I always saw lifts in tv shows and cartoons when I was younger. It's really interesting now to find a whole community based around the concept.

phoneman · August 24th, 2011, 13:34

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Originally Posted by afrocrazy65

I always saw lifts in tv shows and cartoons when I was younger. It's really interesting now to find a whole community based around the concept.

Welcome to the forum. We hope you enjoy it and contribute to better the forum for all.

allffcradles · August 27th, 2011, 10:55

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Originally Posted by tallgirlfan

However main interest was and still is tall women! I thought i was the only younger teenage guy who liked Tall women and L&C at my time. Its great to see more teens now into Tall women and L&C!

I'm quite a fan of tall women too, though they have to be light so they can be carried!

Chaza · September 13th, 2011, 21:33

There were lots of yahoo groups that came around mid to late 90's (early 2000's) which were Lift and Carry orientated.

So in terms of the "history of lift and carry on the internet" that was probably one of the first community type, lift and carry, forum type thingy available.

I'm sure most of you guys were familiar with some of these Yahoo groups?

It would be interesting if anyone can find the first successful lift and carry fetish website though? To see how lift and carry has built up over the years. But i guess that is a big ask.

dendrin · September 13th, 2011, 22:26

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Originally Posted by Chaza

There were lots of yahoo groups that came around mid to late 90's (early 2000's) which were Lift and Carry orientated.

So in terms of the "history of lift and carry on the internet" that was probably one of the first community type, lift and carry, forum type thingy available.

I'm sure most of you guys were familiar with some of these Yahoo groups?

It would be interesting if anyone can find the first successful lift and carry fetish website though? To see how lift and carry has built up over the years. But i guess that is a big ask.

Do you mean pay site or free? The first free ones were Hajo's lapland and Sandy's site I think in 1995, give or take a year.

phoneman · September 13th, 2011, 22:38

The largest site in the mid-1990's was Diana the Valkyrie, which still exists, unlike the other early sites.

DtV was not a L & C site, but a site about strong women. L & C was a small part of the large site. There were many "forums" on DtV, including L & C. They were message boards covering all kinds of subjects related to Amazons, etc.

tallgirlfan · September 18th, 2011, 09:53

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Originally Posted by allffcradles

I'm quite a fan of tall women too, though they have to be light so they can be carried!

Well actually no, Many tall girls are quite strong and can carry pretty heavy guys. Trust me i've seen this and met some nice tall girls : )

May 17th, 2011, 09:13	#1
john_smith_1965 VIP Honored Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 183 : 0 For This Post 407 Total	Hi, some of the first websites I remender was: Liftnet, Special Interest, Diana the Valkyrie, Lovelifting and the Webpages from Hajo ans Sarah (?). I think this was between Mid and End of the '90's. Before the Internethype starts, was my fist experiences with L&C-topics the 'old' newsgroups like alt.amazon-admirers. This was my first meets with people who share my passion in L&C and strong womens. JoS

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tallgirlfan STANDARD Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 211 : 0 For This Post 80 Total	However main interest was and still is tall women! I thought i was the only younger teenage guy who liked Tall women and L&C at my time. Its great to see more teens now into Tall women and L&C!

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afrocrazy65 Account Disabled by Request Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 1 : 0 For This Post 0 Total	I always saw lifts in tv shows and cartoons when I was younger. It's really interesting now to find a whole community based around the concept.

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Chaza VIP Honored Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 265 : 0 For This Post 632 Total	There were lots of yahoo groups that came around mid to late 90's (early 2000's) which were Lift and Carry orientated. So in terms of the "history of lift and carry on the internet" that was probably one of the first community type, lift and carry, forum type thingy available. I'm sure most of you guys were familiar with some of these Yahoo groups? It would be interesting if anyone can find the first successful lift and carry fetish website though? To see how lift and carry has built up over the years. But i guess that is a big ask.

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phoneman Administrator Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 2,716 : 0 For This Post 3,100 Total	The largest site in the mid-1990's was Diana the Valkyrie, which still exists, unlike the other early sites. DtV was not a L & C site, but a site about strong women. L & C was a small part of the large site. There were many "forums" on DtV, including L & C. They were message boards covering all kinds of subjects related to Amazons, etc.