We're not ready to call the end of the second Internet boom quite yet. But when we do, we'll be looking for some perspective. For instance, whatever happened to the high-flyers of the last bubble once it deflated?

Good news! We tracked down 36 of them -- from Turkish romantic Mahir “I KISS YOU!!!!!” Çağrı to a search engine founder-turned-cattle rancher, and found that almost all of them have found interesting second acts.

Many now work as venture capitalists or have founded new startups, while others have gone on to some unexpected fields. Find out who has helped cure more than 15,000 people of blindness, and who went to work for the Gap.

Click on each name for a brief profile or scroll through the list beginning here. Go! >

1. Brian Pinkerton (WebCrawler)

2. Craig Kanarick and Jeffrey Dachis (Razorfish)

3. David Bohnett (GeoCities)

4. Deidre LaCarte Steenman (Hampsterdance)

5. Garrett Gruener and David Warthen (Ask Jeeves)

6. Graham Spencer, Joe Kraus, Ben Lutch, Mark Van Haren, Ryan McIntyre and Martin Reinfried (Excite)

7. James Hong and Jim Young (HOTorNOT)

8. Jason Olim and Matthew Olim (CDNOW)

9. John Romero (id Software)

10. Jonathan Gay (Flash)

11. Joseph Park and Yong Kang (Kozmo.com)

12. Kaleil Isaza Tuzman and Tom Herman (GovWorks, "Startup.com")

13. Mahir Çağrı

14. Michael “Fuzzy” Mauldin (Lycos)

15. Mike Burrows and Louis Monier (AltaVista)

16. Paul Gauthier and Eric Brewer (Inktomi)

17. Pets.com Sock Puppet

18. Philip J. Kaplan (FuckedCompany)

19. Randy Constan (the Internet’s Peter Pan)

20. Sabeer Bhatia (Hotmail)

21. Steve Madere (Deja News)

22. Toby Lenk (eToys)

23. Todd Krizelman and Stephan Paternot (TheGlobe.com)

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