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**RokeIdeadioke** · 08-18-2009, 07:54 PM

they all suck and are a waste of money compared to the information on the internet

Yeah. Thats why I hate the internet. I loved the old days when I could go out and buy my favourite PC magazine and just have a good time reading it in the train or on the plane or at home lying on the bed.

These days every information you read in the magazines are old news to you as you have read them on the internet before. Some might say "then stop surfing the web" but thats a silly advice of course since you need the web for your job too or for games and forums, and always come across interesting bits of information which make you read further.

Yay on the ultimate speed of information the internet brings us, but gone are the cozy times of curling up in your favorite armchair with a good magazine. "Ohh, Mortal Combat is coming out and they tested it on a 486DX vs the Pentium, cool. More on page 41, lets see...!" Aaah... those were the days.

08-18-2009, 07:54 PM	#4
RokeIdeadioke Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 569 Senior Member	they all suck and are a waste of money compared to the information on the internet Yeah. Thats why I hate the internet. I loved the old days when I could go out and buy my favourite PC magazine and just have a good time reading it in the train or on the plane or at home lying on the bed. These days every information you read in the magazines are old news to you as you have read them on the internet before. Some might say "then stop surfing the web" but thats a silly advice of course since you need the web for your job too or for games and forums, and always come across interesting bits of information which make you read further. Yay on the ultimate speed of information the internet brings us, but gone are the cozy times of curling up in your favorite armchair with a good magazine. "Ohh, Mortal Combat is coming out and they tested it on a 486DX vs the Pentium, cool. More on page 41, lets see...!" Aaah... those were the days.
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