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Thu 16/08/01 at 17:27
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I was just working out the other day how much time I spend all day looking at screens.

First thing in the morning, I get up, flick on the PC, then get washed and dressed. Then I login, go online, check my mail, check the forums, surf, do a bit of work, surf a bit more, chat on MSN, grab some breakfast, then I have a choice.

Dreamcast? or more surfing? This goes on for a while, meals usually eaten at the keyboard, until I get tired. Occaisionally I'll pop downstairs for a coffee, and if there's something interesting on News 24 when I'm passing by I'll catch up on current events a bit.

I figure in total that I'm looking at a screen for at least 90% of my waking day. Scary.

Next week I'm getting cable modem installed, so maybe at least I can cut down on the PC stuff when pages are loading 5 times as fast, but this will just give me an excuse to get more gaming in on the Dreamcast (more screens).

So, how did I get like this? I figure its been going on ever since I got both a Dreamcast and an ISP that didn't cut me off every two hours. So for about 10 months, then...

I know I'm not the only one who's as bad as this, my step brother is kinda the same way, but he works too, (and at work he looks at monitors all day). Are we the only two?

Is there an organisation that can help me? If so, what's the URL?
Thu 16/08/01 at 22:37
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I am long sighted and I spend most of my day in front of a screen, which is surprising that I also do PE for GCSE and not Buisness Studies.

Hey Ant, I read somewhere that you are a 100m runner, I also have done a bit of that as well, what's your best time??
Thu 16/08/01 at 22:33
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I spend most of a non-school day in front of screens.

Does this actually damage your eyes?? I began to notice a while ago that my long distance viewing seems a little worse-that's not because of screen viewing all day is it?
Thu 16/08/01 at 21:48
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I find that I probably spend about 60% of my time in front of a screen but then I still go to school and I don't do Buisness Studies. (Playing on the computer till 6 in the morning on non school nights)
Thu 16/08/01 at 21:46
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I spend quite a lot of time looking at screens TV, PC cinema etc And it is quite scary but hey I don't mind having square eyes :)
Thu 16/08/01 at 20:54
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Try this one FM and you'll soon get over things

http://ukdiscussions.reserve.co.uk
Thu 16/08/01 at 17:27
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I was just working out the other day how much time I spend all day looking at screens.

First thing in the morning, I get up, flick on the PC, then get washed and dressed. Then I login, go online, check my mail, check the forums, surf, do a bit of work, surf a bit more, chat on MSN, grab some breakfast, then I have a choice.

Dreamcast? or more surfing? This goes on for a while, meals usually eaten at the keyboard, until I get tired. Occaisionally I'll pop downstairs for a coffee, and if there's something interesting on News 24 when I'm passing by I'll catch up on current events a bit.

I figure in total that I'm looking at a screen for at least 90% of my waking day. Scary.

Next week I'm getting cable modem installed, so maybe at least I can cut down on the PC stuff when pages are loading 5 times as fast, but this will just give me an excuse to get more gaming in on the Dreamcast (more screens).

So, how did I get like this? I figure its been going on ever since I got both a Dreamcast and an ISP that didn't cut me off every two hours. So for about 10 months, then...

I know I'm not the only one who's as bad as this, my step brother is kinda the same way, but he works too, (and at work he looks at monitors all day). Are we the only two?

Is there an organisation that can help me? If so, what's the URL?

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