I didn't think it was possible...

[Dr. Feelgood]

I think I'm burning out of the internet. Either that or I don't have time. It just doesn't seem to hold the same appeal any more.

Go figure. Maybe it's just a passing phase.

[Cop]

Heretic!!!

[Apoch003]

Hey Feelgood,
I know how you feel. But don't be so hard on it.
Try taking a break and then coming back in a couple weeks or something. You'd be missed if you just flat out left forever!

Apoch

[Kermit]

I'm with ya man. I used to surf for hours. Now I use it for downloads when I need it, Chating with friends, and then I come here. But that's about it. I've seen what I wanted to see, and I'm done.
Occationally I will go to a game site, but not too often.

[SirPauly]

The key to finding out if you are burned out or not is simple:

Take the Internet away from you for two months and see how much you miss it.

It is vital for me.

For example:

Communications.

Stock Trading.

Resource.

Downloads.

So many other minor positives to mention. Sure, I get tired or **BORED** with some aspects of the Internet but as a whole -- how can I replace it?

On Surfing?

Well, in the early stages it was quite cool to surf the web but as with anything, well, the more time you put in....hehehe... the more areas you explored.

Hehehe..just thinking of all the odd sites...hehe, sorry, back on topic.

However, most sites do have the same generic look or feel as any other and nothing new or fresh to grab our attention because most seasoned surfers have witnessed most of what the Internet has to offer.

Well, there will be new waves of talent, imagination and technology that will raise the bar for the Internet and this will give us that killer wave to surf on for some time 'till we get adjusted to it.

But in either case -- I appreciate every aspect I have NOW because I remember EXACTLY how it was without the Internet.