#41
i try to stay on it the least amont of time possible but never do.
#41
How much time do you spend on the computer per day?
#41
It really depends. Some days I'm barely on or not at all and other days I'm on too much. It can get addicting but I love my pc. My friends live in there. :😛:
All day every day really, more since i'm on holiday and when i usualy have things to do i can't be on the pc!
It gets boring, i just end up refreshing the same old web pages time after b***** time! and check for new posts on forums. >.<
Oh the life i lead *sighs*
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It gets boring, i just end up refreshing the same old web pages time after b***** time! and check for new posts on forums. >.<
Oh the life i lead *sighs*
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#44
The question should be "How much time do you spend OFF the computer per day?"
Anywhere from 8-14 hours - all day everyday til the wheels fall off, basically lol
from the time i wake up till the night...
#47
i spend 6 to 14 hours.
about 10+....
#49
12 hours, at worst.
#50
least - 4
most - all day
most - all day
#51
I guess like 5 hours average.
#52
too many since I have been off sick from work for over a year now :/
#53
A lot more now i am unemployed. I do try to have a day off the computer now and then.
#54
Work days I spend about 2 hours on the net
Non work days I spend about 5-6 hrs off and on
Non work days I spend about 5-6 hrs off and on
#55
Too much time.
#56
Usually all day long. 8-9 hours sleep, some rutine and cooking and sitting at computer. Except when I'm staying at my parents home, then I'm sitting much less, sometimes I don't even turn on computer, because there is always a lot of work to do.
#57
More than I'd like to. =/ Come this upcoming school year, though, I won't be spending too much time on it because I will be taking 18 credit hours (6 classes), and will need to put full concentration on my homework.
#58
16 Hours a day. Serious :-(
Way too much, but I'm not addicted. Just don't have many opportunities to do anything else.
#60
Probably 12 hours. Basically any time I'm not out for a walk, eating something too messy to want to get in the keyboard, getting groceries, fetching the mail, or the like. It's not an addiction or a problem -- I simply don't have anything else to do, all my friends are online, I don't have a TV, and I work online.