Anyone ever gone on an internet detox? :lol:

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I'm sort of cold-turkeying from medications, at the moment. I'm still doing fine but I know from experience that it'll get scary soon. But I'm tired to be an emotionless wreck.

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hard to quit the internet...its useful in daily life for work and personal tasks.

In saying that I quit smoking and hardly drink (things that are not conducive to good health or productivity), started going to the gym and back into football (the one where the use their feet) and feel worse for it.

quit social media..not the internet.....actually you will find that the time you dont spend on social media will be quickly replaced with time looking at the stuff in the weird part of youtube..or looking at Albanian 2nd division squads.

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on a caffeine rush here...my latest vice.

mind the jibberish

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[QUOTE]looking at Albanian 2nd division squads[/QUOTE]

That borders perversion, not that I can't relate.

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fried a modem a few weeks back and picked up a book in the interim while it was being attended to. it was nice to dust the cobwebs off my somewhat dormant imagination and lose myself in literature again.

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[QUOTE=sbando;1082551]I'm sort of cold-turkeying from medications, at the moment. I'm still doing fine but I know from experience that it'll get scary soon. But I'm tired to be an emotionless wreck.[/QUOTE]

Well done mate, my 14 year old daughter is coming off anti- depressants after 3 years and I am seeing a diffent person already. Hang in there

[QUOTE=nelinho;1082558]on a caffeine rush here...my latest vice.

mind the jibberish[/QUOTE]

Stopped drinking and started hitting 8 cups of coffee a day - weeeeeee haaaaaa, cut down to 3 now drinking green tea

[QUOTE=lockedgroove;1082564]fried a modem a few weeks back and picked up a book in the interim while it was being attended to. it was nice to dust the cobwebs off my somewhat dormant imagination and lose myself in literature again.[/QUOTE]

Geez, wanted to read this morning early to catch up on my game of thrones, instead................

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i was doing sundays with no computer for a while. it's great.

now i just turn on leachblock and tune out all the noise when i need to actually get stuff done.

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[QUOTE=floridaorange;1082548]Anyone ever gone on an internet detox? :lol:[/QUOTE]

you're better off buying a book from amazon

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do an AFK for a weekend or two sporadically.

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Right, time to turn on MTV now

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[quote=huggie smiles;1082746]do an afk for a weekend or two sporadically.[/quote]

afk?

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3 days per week (my days off of work).

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[QUOTE=floridaorange;1082825]afk?[/QUOTE]

away from keyboard

its the new irl / in real life

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[QUOTE=Huggie Smiles;1082947]away from keyboard

its the new irl / in real life[/QUOTE]

ahh gotcha. nice work ;)

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I'm addicted to the internet although I did make a conscious effort to use it less when I was at Hua Hin beach in Feb. Felt nice but cos I was at the beach. Can't imagine being off the internet at home.

In fact my internet distraction is turning into a problem :( Sometimes I can't even watch a TV show or movie at home without going to the second screen.

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fuck the internet!

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cyberland is more real than ever soon you won't see people in the streets no more

where people actually say lol intstead of laughing

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hahaha^^^^ god I hope not

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[QUOTE=floridaorange;1083077]hahaha^^^^ god I hope not[/QUOTE]

Imagine we are the only people in the bar :no way: