How boring is your day without an internet signal?
@TheInvisibleMan (17594)
October 12, 2017 11:59am CST
Can you imagine this? 
Inspired by a discussion initiated by @Marilynda1225, I decided to ask you this because considering that the internet has already become an addiction for millions of people (use is daily)... How boring is your day when you can't use the internet for lack of signal?
Inspired by a discussion initiated by @Marilynda1225, I decided to ask you this because considering that the internet has already become an addiction for millions of people (use is daily)... How boring is your day when you can't use the internet for lack of signal?4 people like this
5 responses
@RasmaSandra (97908)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
12 Oct 17
Since I am all alone and have absolutely no one then my Internet is my life. I mean I also do some reading and other stuff but other than that my PC is by best friend.
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@Hannihar (130150)
• Israel
27 May 18
@TheInvisibleMan
If my internet is down then I cannot do what I do here on computer and have to keep coming back to check to see if I can get in yet.
@prashu228 (37518)
• India
13 Oct 17
If we are used to busy offline ,then it doesn't bother at all. But if we are dependant on internet then it matters. I don't think i will have that much affect
@Marilynda1225 (91035)
• United States
12 Oct 17
My day wasn't exactly boring as my daughter came over for lunch and I found other things to keep me busy. However my mind was really wanting to do things online and it was frustrating because I couldn't. I must have checked a million times before it finally came back on 
@zainkhan121 (858)
• Pakistan
3 Nov 17
Just like in old days people wouldn't care about electricity and then came the time when a power breakdown would become a breaking news... and now we are in an era where no internet is like a necessity cut off from our lives, which is not the case. But we humans tend to progress more and more and internet is just part of it. Feeling bad about it is not a good thing... this technology that makes us feel 'bad' in a way, has come into being after years of research, millions of days and energy served on it to make things work. We should be grateful that we have come this far and are moving on.
