13-07-2003 07:39									#31
	Lose 30 kilos (of popups)

quote: Originally posted by Ted Striker microwave popcorn is very tasty but is loaded with transfats

Junkfood and radiation:

	13-07-2003 08:53									#32
	Enter the AD-FREE zone

got all of the above. use all of them regularly.

earlier today there was a power outage and i was seriously stuck without anything to do. i spend 90% of my life using something electronic.

	13-07-2003 21:55									#33
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quote: Originally posted by mrmitchell got all of the above. use all of them regularly. earlier today there was a power outage and i was seriously stuck without anything to do. i spend 90% of my life using something electronic.

THIS is an example of a civilized person, guys.

	13-07-2003 22:00									#34
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There's a microwave in our apartment. It hasn't been used since 1996, apparently my parents got bored to it just a few years after it's purchasement, now the only reason why it lays there wasting space seems to be convincing the rare visitors that we aren't savages.

Same thing applies to our TV, too.

	13-07-2003 22:23									#35
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In England as a student I lived without a Microwave, a cell phone or cable/vhs/dvd. I would concievably have lived without a credit card too.

What I cannot understand is people living without Broadband- surely that's a basic human necessity?

	13-07-2003 23:30									#36
	Suffering from ads?

We don't have a microwave at home, nor a video recorder or DVD player (except in the computer).

I do have a cell phone (I got it for free), but I only use it as an alarm clock anyway (turned off otherwise).

Similarly, my hifi set is broken, so I only use the radio... as an alarm clock.

edit: speeling

	14-07-2003 00:09									#37
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At uni we are forced to use the ntl 1p a minute dial-up service.

On the plus side, we got extra channels on TV.