It's been 20 years since the first photo was posted on the Internet, so it's making the rounds again.  And the photo is RIDICULOUS.

--The founder of the World Wide Web is a guy named Tim Berners-Lee from CERN, a physics laboratory in Switzerland.  He had a friend scan some photos from a party they'd just had, and upload one of four women in dresses that are VERY early '90s.

--Check out the photo here...

--Here are eight more "firsts" in Internet history for ya . . .

 --The first email was sent by a programmer named Ray Tomlinson in 1971.  He made the decision to use the "at" symbol as part of email addresses . . . and sent an email explaining to his coworkers how to use email.

--The first item sold on eBay was a broken laser pointer that belonged to the founder of the site, PIERRE OMIDYAR.  He sold it in September of 1995 for $14. 

--The first tweet was sent by Biz Stone, one of the co-founders of Twitter.  On March 21st, 2006, he wrote, quote, "just setting up my twttr."  No capitalization, spelling, or punctuation . . . in other words, a perfect tweet.

--The first domain name was Symbolics.com, and was registered by a computer manufacturing company called Symbolics on March 15th, 1985.  That company no longer exists . . . the domain now shows an infographic about web history.

--The first YouTube video was posted on April 23rd, 2005 by YouTube's forgotten founder, Jawed Karim.  It's a pointless 19-second video of him at the zoo.

--The first search engine was called Archie and was made by a student in Montreal in 1990.  It's actually still up, but it only lets you search Polish websites.

--The first Facebook user was, obviously, MARK ZUCKERBERG.  The second was one of his roommates and co-founders, Chris Hughes.

--The first porno website is harder to trace . . . but it's believed to be sex.com, which was created in the mid '80s.