Feeling stressed or anxious at an inability to access the Internet? You're suffering from "discomgoogolation".
A survey commissioned by information service 118118, the YouGov poll questioned 2,100 Britons. The findings - apparently 44% of Britons suffer from a condition termed 'discomgoogolation' - rising brain activity and blood pressure, i.e. higher stress levels when unable to connect to the Internet. The survey also found that 47% percent of those polled believed the Internet was more important in people's lives than religion, with one in five people paying the Internet more attention than their partner.
I can relate!
Monday, September 01, 2008
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This is an absolutely fabulous concept - and I can definitely relate! One question - who came up with the term "discomgoogolation" and 1. how much were they paid and 2. what did they smoke to get this divine inspiration?
Jane
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