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Old 08-08-2010, 11:04 PM #1
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Default Spending too much time on the computer ?

This thread is inspired by annt's thread about having fun. Think about how you spend most of your day - is it in cyberland or in real time? There's nothing bad about being involved with lots of online relationships, but beware if you lose out on the physical life going on around you.

OOPS! I pushed send too fast!

Let me hear your funniest comments (or your not s o funny ones) as to when you know you've spent too much time on the computer.

I'll start:

You know you've spent too muchh time on the computer when you didn't know your house was for sale until the internet service provider came to disconnect your service!

Now, your turn!
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