I told a freind of mine about this Seinfeld newsgroup, and she says that anybody who'd waste time with such a pointless activity has NO life. Could she be right?
Do have we lives?
Thread discusses whether participating in a Seinfeld newsgroup indicates having no life; posters defend the group as legitimate community engagement around shared interests.
David Kaufman wrote:
)anybody who'd waste time with such a pointless activity has NO life. )Could she be right?
We have lives. They just revolve around NetNews. :-)
I'm very interested in it and I have a very busy, satisfying life. Your friend is an idiot. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------- A BIM BERI GLASSALA GLANDRID E GLASSALA TUFFM I ZIMBRA -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------
In article David Kaufman, [email] writes:
Well Let's analyze her life and decide if she can judge. How many people learn how to use computers by doing things like netnews. There are millions of computer illiterate people out there that waste their time (or company's time) trying to figure out something, or try to cover up that they can't even load a file! SO maybe many of us are so efficient at some things in our lives that wwe can make time for this stuff. I am sure that noone uses their work or study times to do this... no who could imagine getting away with being paid to read this news group. Then who doesn't have a life... well that may be an extreme *my opinion only*
Let's think a minute. Who has less of a "life", one who spends time in conversation with others of a common interst or one who wastes time mocking them? Clue in Capt. Boredom.
Short and to the point..... NOPE.....
Stephen.
Ask her if she's ever played on the internet.
On 11-02-95, [email] said to All the following :
I have a life, you're reading it. :)
Regards,
In , Jason Meaden writes:
AMEN