How long are you on the internet a day? I think I win :0
Im on more than 12 hours a day >_>; and yet I still have a life.. :D
>>1
I'm about the same as you, unless I have something planned on the day. But if there's nothing specific planned, it's all internet, no matter how much I should be working on other things...
i'd give it a good 18 hours, unfortunately, i cannot make the same claim about having a life (unless you count schoolwork)
YEah same here...Unless i got plans, internet
Wow, I'm not alone. Society has a serious problem on their hands.
>>1
Does hanging out with your weeaboo friends and playing Dead or Alive count as a life?
Actually, I can't belive you are having a social life in the 4 hours you have left with.
Social life makes me tired. Computer/reading/being alone is like relax time.
NO much anymore, even my witty comments are immediately deleted from the boards.
I guess this is what happens when user/moderator ratio is like 0.02
desu
Too much is the answer for everyone here.
Well... one time I really did spend an unhealthy amount of time on the internet. Then I got bored, started cramming books. Or finish Weeaboo Fantasy XIIIIIII.
Now I'm just bored altogether and I think it would put my mind at ease if I started doing some creative work.. I'm currently deciding on what I should put my mind into this summer.
To answer the question... I try to cut it down to about 5 hours a day. It's kinda hard once you get used to it
Having friends you do anything with counts as a life.
Sometimes I wish I had one. Usually when I'm not having one.
My computer is my stereo, my TV, my phone, my post office, my girlfriend, and my drug dealer. If I ever made it my source of income, I'd never leave.
Im going out all day in 3 days time with friends. I will probably pack in 35 hours internet between now and then though :(
Computers are too useful to leave (^o^)/
6-8. I really should cut down, but I'm a bit happy that there are people worse off than me.
I'm trying to find a work or other stuff to bother myself with.
So I'd say I surf 2-4 hrs on an irregular daily basis.
What do you guys do online that takes up so much time?
at least 14 hours a day. i always have random projects i'm working on and soon as i finish one i always find another one to get involved in and they are useful somehow
>>21
How could this board take up that much time? It's so slow, lol.
Most days I'm on the computer for more than 10 hours.
I used to be online all the time before I started college.
> Computers are too useful to leave (^o^)/
It's a seductive usefulness, though. Do you really need to know what the Jendrassik Maneuver is? Sure, it's useful to be able to look that up instantly, but most of time you spend online is just wasted.
I've found that real life is harder, but so much more rewarding in the end. But I'm a hypocrite - I'm a serious addict just like the rest of you. I'm on probably 5-10 hours a day.
Real life addicts can be even more obnoxious than Internet addicts.
During the week, about 9 or 10 hours daily.
At the weekend if I go out, about 5 hours.
At the weekend if I don't go out, about 18 hours. Today is a good example of this, i've been online since 10am and it's midnight here now. I've left the computer two or three times today, each time for around 10 minutes.
>>20
Browse ALL the chans (this takes up most of my time online)
Read wikipedia
Read wikichan
Watch youtube
IM people
Lurk Conceptart
Stumbleupon
Stalk people through Myspace/Bebo
Read songmeanings
Watch video lectures
And a lot more besides.
Sleep -> PC (ofcourse also engergy addition and hygiene!)
13-14hours a day i would say.
I am so sad.
I'm usually on most of the morning and most of the internet.
I'm trying to find work. I hope to get something soon because I'm wasting my time at 4Chan.
>>30
that was actually a somewhat humorous subconscious slip.
3 hours. something to kill time while im downloading something.
3-4 hours. but thats nothing compared to most ppl on this thread...
i've never kept track, but probably about 9-10 hours if my girlfriend is online, maybe 5-6 if she has work