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  • 25 Signs That Computers and the Internet Rule Your Life | Webupon

    From the page: "Do you consider the Internet a basic utility? Do you have friends who know you better by your username than your real name? If somebody told you to â€oegoogle it,” would you know what he wants you to do? Does your computer rule your life? Here are 25 signs that it does. ... more

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  • Rated by TheDrunkenGhost on Jul 05, 2:41pm

    Really?.... You're serious?... wow.....

  • Rated by karmaandme on Jun 19, 7:57am

    Doesnt everyone?

  • Rated by murmur55 on Jun 18, 11:55pm

    ...why NOT live in the hive-brain?

  • Rated by PoseidonSimons on Oct 25 2008, 5:36am

    10 out of 25. I guess I still ahve some hope

  • Rated by natalino7 on Dec 04 2007, 3:23pm

    Go check yourself if you are addicted of Internet or not....i think that i am not so:)

  • Rated by ajanelle on Nov 25 2007, 6:22pm

    Contemplating a loss of internet access keeps me up at night. I am indeed an addict.

  • Rated by KentuckyGal on Nov 18 2007, 7:54pm

    Guilty as charged! :)

  • Rated by ruscara on Oct 27 2007, 7:39am

    From the page: "# You can't remember the last time you wrote an entire paragraph using a pen and paper. # You consider Internet a basic utility. # Between your Internet and your TV, you would rather lose your TV. # Between your Internet and your phoneline, you would rather lose your phoneline. # The Internet IS your phoneline. # You carry a flash drive in your purse or pocket. # You carry a laptop with you wherever you go-or you wish you could. # You have a callous on your right wrist, where you rest your hand when you use your mouse. # Your %u201Cdiary%u201D is not protected with a lock and key, but with a username and password - and it is open to be read by anybody in the world. # You've joined an online forum and regularly post messages on it. # You are - or have been - a member of a Yahoo group. # You've watched 1,500 orange-clad prisoners dancing %u201CThriller%u201D on YouTube. # You know the meaning of the word %u201Cgoogle%u201D - and if you don't, you simply Google it. # When you hear the word %u201Cspam,%u201D you don't think of food. # You've bought and sold things on eBay. # You've had an online love affair. # Half your friends only know you by your username. # The other half know your real name AND your username. # You've mastered computing the time in several different time zones because of all those online meetings you schedule with your Internet friends. # You no longer buy greeting cards; you get them free online and send them through email. # You no longer buy newspapers; your morning news is regularly sent to your inbox. # You no longer buy calendars; you use the one in your email reader or taskbar. # If your wall clock suddenly disappeared, you wouldn't miss it very much either. # You don't keep pictures of your kids in your wallet, but you set them as your wallpaper and screen saver. # You need a computer to view your children's photos."