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Signs that you've been Online too long
Thursday, November 10, 2005
The weekend is almost here~!!! muahahaha... love it when Thursday comes, just give you something to look forward to... like a sense of hope in dark times. Anyways, I've been busy at work and writing commentary while trying to make sense of things is really not easy. 
Here's something I have not been doing for quite a while... Here are signs that you've been Online too long:
Someone at work tells you a joke and you say "LOL."
You have to get a second phone line so you can order pizza.
You changed your name to ivan.com
You no longer type with proper capitalization, punctuation or complete sentences. (uh oh!)
When someone says, "What did you say?" you reply, "Scroll up!"
When you are not at home, you have the 'away' sign in front of your house.
You have more friends in friendster than your real friends.
Everytime you are sick... you tell your boss that you've been infected by spyware.
You start writing http://ivanchoe.blogspot.com when you are filling up home address in your application forms.
You buy you handphone from ebay.com... and your computer, car and oh... the house too.
Tech Support calls you for help.
You google youself.
Here's something I have not been doing for quite a while... Here are signs that you've been Online too long:
Someone at work tells you a joke and you say "LOL."
You have to get a second phone line so you can order pizza.
You changed your name to ivan.com
You no longer type with proper capitalization, punctuation or complete sentences. (uh oh!)
When someone says, "What did you say?" you reply, "Scroll up!"
When you are not at home, you have the 'away' sign in front of your house.
You have more friends in friendster than your real friends.
Everytime you are sick... you tell your boss that you've been infected by spyware.
You start writing http://ivanchoe.blogspot.com when you are filling up home address in your application forms.
You buy you handphone from ebay.com... and your computer, car and oh... the house too.
Tech Support calls you for help.
You google youself.