Topic: How often do you use the internet?

all the time, i have it on my phone as well haha

Oh boy, it has all turned into theblackdragon and Feenie love... I'm gonna be sick... love is a horrible thing.

now imagines Adam's search history I'm not sure what you look up so I can't possibly imagine what it could be :3

That website is too legit to quit. Though quit what, I'm not sure.

Also real and coming soon to a browser near you: http://www.therealreasonnintendolifeissometimesnotavailable.c...

Pretty much constantly. Too much, actually.

Couldn't have said it better myself.

Aww I know what its like

Don't worry, guys! You'll both find true love one day! I promise.

When they've grown up a little.

oww Cold

Don't honestly remember the last time I wasn't on the internet...both of my jobs require its use constantly, as do most of my freetime activities. Even when I'm not at home my phone keeps me plugged in....

I think the more interesting question is: How often are people actually unplugged/offline these days?

I've found that when I take days off from work I actually like staying away from my computer/phone and watching TV or going out and getting coffee/playing pool...just generally doing anything that doesn't involve frying my eyes with electrical screen lasers since so much of my life requires it. As odd as it may sound, I rarely touch videogames on my days off except in cases of a new game in the Dragon Quest, Castlevania, or Final Fantasy series. Those tend to eat all my time until I'm done with them

Haha, sorry, it was a joke. No offense intended :3

ahh its ok (some people are actually serious and REALLY HURTFUL ) I know im a bit impatient

Whenever I'm not playing video games. There's also that very rare chance whenever I actually watch TV.

Every day, unless I'm grounded.

I usually watch TV while sufing the internet and playing on my Dsi at the same time.

I went the past three months (approximately, I didn't mark the date down or anything) almost never using the internet at home for more than five minutes or so. I cheated a bit because I'd browse and check email at work between projects, but not so much. But then I was hit with a double whammy. Internet security at work got super tight and I got a free Chrome OS laptop from Google.

One of the reasons I don't like to spend so much time at the computer is I think I'm susceptible to computer eye strain. I've got this twitch in my lower left eyelid right now that is utterly obnoxious, and it seems to occur when I've been online all day.

I'm trying to restrict my online time now though. Shooting for no more than half an hour at night, which I've hit without problem all week. Next step: Stop using the internet in the morning and at lunch. After that: Cut down time on weekends. And eventually I'll probably tire of it altogether again.

It really is nice to exclude the computer as an option. I read a ton of books, and it gave more time for running and biking, which I'd otherwise lazily avoid. It'd be nice if I weren't so obsessive that I can't regulate my time better, but I swear when I see the light of a monitor, I'm like a moth to the flame, no matter if I have anything to do online or not.

You are a brave soul! I use my computer too much and could use some exercise. I am out of shape as of the past couple years. I should get back into running.