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[lostcosmonaut]

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[wring]

my 74 year old coworker Mary is ready to migrate to Canada if McCain ever wins.

weaklings

[lostcosmonaut]

normally I hate'n'dismiss those people

but now I'm thinking, "Hmm hmm hmm hmm PHILIPPINES?!"

--mza.

Re: weaklings

[wring]

there's always that. i can always grow kamote in my parents' backyard.

no mo comix

[lostcosmonaut]

i would have to give up a lot of things

material things and mental things

but they have th Internet there, so I could stay in touch w/ me frenz ?

--mza.

[stremph]

I am making a Baldwinian/Streisandesque vow to move to the United States of America if Barack Obama is elected by the people of whatever country this is these days.

policy o d

[lostcosmonaut]

perhaps if I move somewhere where there is no Internet, that'll cure what ails me

(:

--mza.

(c)old Turkey.

[stremph]

I was off the internet for most of the week last week, and my time that I was on was spent messing about with aviation photography.

I didn't feel like I missed a whole lot.

I started feeling bad for being mad at all my old LJ friends who just up and disappeared from the internet.

However, I still don't want to disappear like that.

opportunity costs

[lostcosmonaut]

th Internet still really deliver insightful commentary sometimes (slightly NSFW):

http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/d6e1037cc2

--but yeah I feel ya on both angles: I don't want you or any of th other old schoolers to leave, and I'm not leaving until I'm done w/ my project, but it just makes sense to leave if you're out there doing yr Outernet thing

It's funny/sad that after a decade of th Internet being as common as tap water, so many people are still ambivalent about it. You'd think some sort of practical/emotional equilibrium would've been reached by now.--mza.