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I was just thinking the other day how little TV I watch these days and how big a part of my life the computer has been. It made me wonder if others shared my feelings. If you had to give up either your TV or your computer which would it be? I would give up my TV as I mostly only watch the news and some of the shows on Animal Planet or The Learning Channel. Most of that kind of stuff can be found online. Agree or disagree? :)
In the past I would have never said tv, since it was always on no matter what I was doing or if I was watching it or not, but nowdays I find I don't even turn it on till the evening.
Like you said Pam, most of the things we would watch, you can now find online!
It would be easy for me to give up my television(s), although maybe not so easy for my husband and kids, but given the choice, the tv would go and the computer would stay! :)
no doubt about it -- TV
I hardly ever watch TV... there's not many shows that I like
I can easily say TV. I've had no TV for over a year now. (Just this past December I got a TV and DVD player but no antenna or cable service)
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I have no time for TV. I am always at the computer:D :rolleyes:
I would give up T.V. Im usally on the computer for a while, unless "The Simpsons" are on.;)
I'd give up tv. It would be hard because I can't watch my survivor, american idol,american junior, canadian idol..etc but they're always downloadable. I'm always on the net anyways.
If I need to sew a button on something or paint my fingernails I usually sit in front of the tv (although nails can be done while reading a book!) That's about it.
What I wish is I could figure out a way to have my computer outside so in the summer I could be in the garden and on the computer!
My husband has a perfect solution for that, Sara!! He keeps telling me we should get a wireless network (we have three computers working off of the same cable modem right now, but are not wireless). He said then I could sit outside on pretty days, on the deck with my laptop, enjoy the sunshine and work at the same time! Sometimes it is pretty darned tempting!!! :)Quote:
Originally posted by Edwina's Secretary
What I wish is I could figure out a way to have my computer outside so in the summer I could be in the garden and on the computer!
We have a DSL line and I wanted to set it up wireless so my niece could be online in the basement. (My excuse for getting the DSL line!) The equipment is about $200 to do it (plus of course the DSL.) My niece got all panicky about what we were doing to her computer :rolleyes: so we abandoned the project.
I like the way your husband thinks Logan. Now all I need is a laptop!
We got rid of the TV 5 years ago. I don't miss it. Being home schooled since the beggining, Mom wouldn't have been able to do any school with a TV in the house!;)
Couldn't I give up something less important? like food? water?
I couldnt vote. I neeeeed both. I wrote my entire dissertation in front of the TV....:cool:
LOL! I do that ALL the time! :D We have a wireless network and its great. Grab the laptop and take it anywhere in the house or outside the house and the internet works great! :D Its DSL too, and that way we can have DSL on all 4 computers with no problem. :) Sometimes I take the laptop and the birdies out in the garden and peacefully use the computer in the nice cool breeze and wonderful greenery, with two birdies in my lap. :DQuote:
Originally posted by Edwina's Secretary
If I need to sew a button on something or paint my fingernails I usually sit in front of the tv (although nails can be done while reading a book!) That's about it.
What I wish is I could figure out a way to have my computer outside so in the summer I could be in the garden and on the computer!
I would DEFINITELY get rid of the TV, but I don't think I could do without the computer for even 1 day! :eek: We don't even have a TV and haven't for the past 10 years or so...........maybe more. Recently I got a new lcd monitor for my computer that has TV tuning, but I only find myself watching like once every few months for like 10 minutes. :rolleyes: TV has no role in my life.