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INTERNET ROMANCE, AND OTHER SUCH NONSENSE. posted 3/5/2010 3:56:47 PM | 0 kudos what's this?     report abuse tagged: poem   weylinalastair I see that thing permanently attached to your ear. Your hushed voice, though, all can hear. Like a needle, barbing the buses air. A cloud that hangs dense over your hair.\ You seem to lick your lips In utter anticipation. The beat of your heart, though you have never seen him. Though talked you have, for months Proving once and for all that these days Beauty is only blackberry deep. Copy & paste to friend: (Click inside box; Ctrl + C to copy; Ctrl + V to paste)

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Wordsofwit	Mar 5 @ 4:12PM
	In my life, including professionally, I reside much more in cyber space than I do in person.
RJ53	Mar 5 @ 4:26PM
	So do I as 90% of my business comes through the internet. I keep in touch with me kids online I talk to my friends online. Maybe I am just a computer with a person attached to it.
somnium	Mar 5 @ 5:44PM
	In my life, including professionally, I reside much more in cyber space than I do in person. Same here WoW! I'm just starting a new 'business' online, that has me peeking in occasionally, to see how I'm doing and to make changes when necessary! Soon, it should run itself, with only an intervention from time to time, to make a new purchase!
weylinalastair	Mar 5 @ 8:19PM
	I see this as a growing problem. Everyone who has posted on this thread should remember a time before there was internet. I remember a time before there was internet... And yes, even though instant gratification was harder to come by back then, we were still better off because of it.Think of this, how many people have cut out their responsibilities just so they could don the sexy avatar of IMVU? How many people have spent most of their waking hours lost in W.O.W., shut off from the rest of the world when they could have been doing something actually constructive? As you can see, even I fall victim to this. I should be studying math right now. and on that note, I go.
RJ53	Mar 5 @ 8:33PM
	something actually constructive Actually without the internet I would be out of business in about a week. My kids are stationed out of state so without the internet I would not be able to leave them a message when they are out in the field since their cell phones rarely work out there. I joke about being always connected to a computer. I make the product and sell online so it is about 50/50 time on and off.