*L*E*G*A*C*Y*
Done.
Serious question...
I couldn't do it for more than three days .
I couldn't do it for more than three days .
How long could you live without the internet?
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The Prince of All Saiyans
Formerly Jisoo Stan & @Twitter
if i'm on a drinking bender i'll go days
if not i generally need to get in contact with some via the internet in order to keep drinking
school books are consistently outdated and no real use & the internet is unnecessary so that also leads to frustration
time predicted: 2 days
if not i generally need to get in contact with some via the internet in order to keep drinking
school books are consistently outdated and no real use & the internet is unnecessary so that also leads to frustration
time predicted: 2 days
at this point, I'm sad to say it..... I dunno. when I'm away from a computer, I'm desperately trying to find a connection on my phone.
what happened to us, breh?
what happened to us, breh?
ALLiKNOWizPAIN
I Ain't Livin' Right
til i died 
shyt aint that important to me
shyt aint that important to me
Asiatic Black Hebrew
Zulu passenger out of Africa
WW3 would begin within a week without the internet.
Hacksaw Jim Thuggin
Superstar
til i died
shyt aint that important to me
you use the net everyday in ways you dont even realize....
now if you talking about logging onto the coli or twitter or something...then yea you could go forever...
but the net is ingrained in our daily lives...
*L*E*G*A*C*Y*
Done.
That's how I am now.
I get off my computer and go outside only to find myself on my phone looking at the internet.
even before I go to bed, I'm looking at the internet from my phone.
I don't think there's anyway to get away from it now.
Probably forever.
If I was put in a situation where no internet existed, it would suck, but I would get used to it.
I was in DR in areas with no internet. And in places where you still had to use an out house to use the bathroom....or shower with an oil drum filled with water in a shed.
This idea that "I can't live without (anything that isn't a necessity)" is so overblown.
Really? People can't live without cell phones? Or tv? or Internet?
Your parents/grandparents/great grandparents seemed to do just fine.
If I was put in a situation where no internet existed, it would suck, but I would get used to it.
I was in DR in areas with no internet. And in places where you still had to use an out house to use the bathroom....or shower with an oil drum filled with water in a shed.
This idea that "I can't live without (anything that isn't a necessity)" is so overblown.
Really? People can't live without cell phones? Or tv? or Internet?
Your parents/grandparents/great grandparents seemed to do just fine.
*L*E*G*A*C*Y*
Done.
I hear this.
I haven't watched or owned a TV for almost 6 years.
and now that I think about it...14 years of my life was spent without the internet, of course, I was young then and so was the internet.
My dream is to live in a secluded farm house miles from everything and just not have anything other than myself. No phone, no computer, no tv, nothing...just to see how much of a distraction those really are.
I think Dave Chappelle lives on a farm. Though I'm not sure what it's like or what amenities he has.
I've heard that Christopher Walken doesn't even have internet in his house.
ALLiKNOWizPAIN
I Ain't Livin' Right
this is weird as fukk bro..
u dont watch sports or movies or nothing with other people
*L*E*G*A*C*Y*
Done.
My roommate has a TV in the living room of our apartment. We just watch netflix and use the youtube app on his PS3 to watch youtube vids on the tv (which comes out in great quality). We don't have cable and most of the time I'm busy anyways so I'm not watching it the majority of the time.
Personally, I just don't care for it. I used to watch TV all the time until I just got bored with it and stopped watching it altogether. I was a media and professional communications major at the time and I used to take many media analysis type classes. I couldn't help but take in the information that I was receiving during those classes and being turned off by it seeing it first hand on TV. I just decided I couldn't relate to 95% of the entertainment that was on television and threw it in the bushes.
It was definitely the most beneficial thing I've done in my life. It made me realize how much time television consumed in my life and I was able to get more in touch with my thoughts, dreams, aspirations, and myself. I exercised more. I read more books. I went outside more and interacted with people. It's nothing more than a distraction to me.
Now that I removed myself from a town and community atmosphere where people looked at me like a freak for not doing what they were doing (watching TV, being into sports, etc) and I'm somewhere else now where it's less "group mentality" focused, I realized just how utterly unimportant and unappealing TV is to me.
sanityovar8ted
OG Moma Coli....dat bytch Thowd!!!
no more than a few days