Americans spend nearly half their day online — whether it’s work or play — ‘eye-opening’ poll shows

NY Post ^ | 7/27/25 | Carl Campanile

[Libloather]

Know someone who gets his day-old info in the local hick newspaper. On Thursday he asked me who this Epstein feller is. Not a joke.

[al baby]

I get most of my news here and TMZ

[Paladin2]

It’s a virtual world out there these days.

[ClearCase_guy]

If I’m not here, I’m in the shower.

[Paladin2]

“..who this Epstein feller is....”

THAT’s what I want to know.

Who was Epstein really?

[DannyTN]

Half their day online? It’s not like I’m sitting here on a Sunday evening reading and posting. oh, wait...

[DannyTN]

Half their day online? It’s not like I’m sitting here on a Sunday evening reading and posting. oh, wait...

[LibertyWoman]

Probably true. I conduct business, pay bills, buy groceries, get news, watch TV streams and also play games online. The internet has truly revolutionized life. For me, it’s a matter of convenience. Now, it I could just find a way for it to clean my house I’d be set!

[cross_bearer_02]

That would be enlightening information for me as well. We all know Epstein was a pedo, but a guy like that doesn’t get that rich pimping underage girls to rich folks.

He had his hands in other pies, too. I’d like to know just exactly what other proclivities he was involved with.

[laplata]

Lol

[laplata]

If I’m not here, I’m in the shower.

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Speaking of the shower....when are they coming out with waterproof cell phones?

[bigdaddy45]

What is truly frightening is that if for some reason the internet was turned off tomorrow ...it would be an almost extinction level event. Millions would starve. We wouldn’t be able to function. Incredible when think that only 40 years ago it really didn’t exist.

[No name given]

Indeed.

[No name given]

Hopefully soon, along with waterproof tablets and laptops.

[No name given]

‘I get most of my news here’

You’re not alone.

[ArcadeQuarters]

Guilty. I work and play online with maybe an hour in the vegetable garden. Touch grass? No, weeds.

[SunkenCiv]

Sounds far-fetched. /rimshot

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[LibertyWoman]

nahhh, we lived without it (or I have)before. It’s a convenience to me, not a necessity.

[Mark]

Damn that Free Republic!

[Big Red Badger]

“No Malarky” Joe and the Rest have
Done a Very Good Job,,,
Media
Medical
Education
What I forget?