(I forgot how I found the original) Searching youtube, then I found a video of this powder toy then I downloaded.

I searched for a chemical simulator, and I found an old version of powder toy, and stupidly it took me a while to find the website, EVEN searching in google. But then I found and I downloaded the newest version ( It had plasma! )

my cousin showed me the original in portugal then when i got back to england, simon had taken over

Same as the other guy but I searched for particle similarity I used to use o e cake but I found this juxtapose wish it had moving solids.

Well I knew about the old powder toy, from a friend years ago.
So I was like, I need an account. But I couldn't register and I couldn't do anything on the site(hardwired).

So I gave up on that, until lots of months/years I remembered about TPT, and I wanted an account(I forgot about above).
So I searched google again, And this time I went through all the links to find out how to register. I think it was some forums about the topic about hardwired powdre and how he can't login and stuff, Then a post said, they've moved to powdertoy.co.uk.

And yeah, google back then didn't know this site, but now it's on like the 2-1 result.
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This should be in "Google stories".

I knew the old powder toy by getting tired of Dan-Ball's slow updates. So i googled Powder Toy and powder.unaligned.org came up. I found the new one when that died by The Powder Toy FB page.

Some one in downloaded it from unaligned.org, and found it cool.
Being the local 'PC whiz' i was told. I played it until school ended(or whereabouts), in 2010. About till the start of June. Then In September I was back to see 42.0 Beta. I've been with you since TPT.

I was looking for a particle simulator, then I googled "particle simulator" and found powder.unaligned.org. I downloaded it, but only registered when 36.0 (powdertoy.co.uk) came out with the possibility to save your creations on the server.