Here's another tidbit from my archives you might enjoy. I've had a lifelong interest in archaeology and ancient cultures. In the British Museum there's a clay cuneiform tablet that was discovered in the mid-1800's, along with thousands of others, in the Royal Library of Assyrian king Ashurbanipal in Ninevah (present day Iraq).
The tablet lay in the basement for a hundred years until someone got around to translating it. The library dated from around 700 B.C., but the tablet was a translation of an earlier Sumerian text from around 2000 B.C. So, from the wisdom of 4000 years, here's what it said:
God does not subtract from a man's life the hours spent in fishing.
I only hope he's that understanding about surfing the net.