I did not have the internet for 48 hours and almost had a mental breakdown.

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Roller Coaster Tycoon should help.

Optical_Order

That's actually good advice. 

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That's sad.

I have to go for weeks without it and I do fine.

GrannyGoat

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Did most of them before I joined the military. My recent history here is pretty sporadic.

You can check, if you really want.

Behold, exhibit A: the precursor to the downfall of future generations.

Do you work? Have school? Other activities? You should find some other way to entertain yourself outside the internet. The Internet is great, but it sounds like you let it run your life.Cube_of_MooN

[QUOTE="Cube_of_MooN"]Do you work? Have school? Other activities? You should find some other way to entertain yourself outside the internet. The Internet is great, but it sounds like you let it run your life.GrannyGoat

I did an 8 day silent retreat before. No internet, no phones, no television, no talking for 8 days. It was a very relaxing and changing experience. You should try giving up internet for a week. Develop new hobbies try new things so you aren't so attached to the internet. ferrari2001

No netflix, no online gaming, no checking my email or forums, lots of raging at comcast.

 

I must be addicted to the internet. I don't even spend that much time online but if I don't get to do my daily routine things on the net I feel a twitch in the side of my neck. HELP!!! What would happen if the internet just ceased to exist one day...what would happen to me

 

GrannyGoat

You should try and leave your house for moments... you know, to the actual world that is outside...

lol I like those occasional outages.  I read like two books, clean my room, watch the news, cook, and do all kinds of productive stuff.

Makes me really wonder about my life and how much better it'd be without a computer...

Get a girlfriend :D.

If you already have one, go out with her.

Or go out with friends.

Didn't have internet at the new place for a few days.  Thank god for smartphone tethering!