Definition of Modern Life
SharePosted on 25. Aug, 2008 by Gallivanter in Life
Look what we have become. Our lives constantly revolving around the internet. I wonder, are the kids these days dying to go out in the evening just to play with other friends? When I was young, I was only allowed to leave at 5:30pm and back by 7pm. But, the trouble with me, I love playing football so much that I usually sneak out at 4pm or so and then head home around 7:30pm, only to see mom waiting at home with a rotan. SIGH. I miss those days (but not the rotan!).
Xander
Aug 25th, 2008
Man, I hope to God my future kids dont turn out to be complete ‘computer’ geeks…I ‘d rather see some chicks posters in their room(for boys) and get out there and get laid! (not daughters..)
Just like their dad..u know what i mean…koff koff..hhee
xin
Aug 25th, 2008
how true is this. i work in front of comp, go home only sit in front of comp. hehe
Nick Phillips
Aug 25th, 2008
Oh the good old days of getting home from school and heading out for a game of footie with our buddies and hearing mom scream for us to get our butts in the house this very minute! LOL! And yeah, those rotan’s freak me out too
Oh and on a completely different subject, I noticed you’re an Arsenal fan, ya? Well, good for you cos I’m a loyal die hard fan myself but I’m not holding my breath for them to win anything this season though …
kaDusMama
Aug 25th, 2008
oh owww..me the same!! Work = computer, office = computer, even sleeping = i dream about computer!! I think we all are in a serious trouble here..
eshark
Aug 25th, 2008
I missed my childhood girlfriend.. koff! koff! I mean my childhood memories..
Xander,
wahhh.. so understanding punya father you’re goin to be..
Sharon J
Aug 25th, 2008
It seems to me our lives are pretty much controlled by screens of all kinds. Computers, TVs, hand-held computer games, screens on trains, screens on planes, satnavs… and so the list goes on.
My girls were allowed 30 minutes of TV every night when they were little. When we got a computer they were allowed an hour a day on that although more often than not they didn’t bother. By then they’d discovered that playing out and being with friends was far more satisfying.
Gallivanter
Aug 25th, 2008
Xander – Bad father figure. I’d just rather my future sons grow up respecting women and my future daughters grow up independent.
xin – Look what we have become!
Nick Phillips – Without the rotan, the childhood stories wouldn’t have been complete! LOL. Yes, I am an Arsenal fan, but I dislike the current team, aside from Van Persie, Fabregas, Sagna, Nasri & Clichy – the rest, we can dump them!
kaDusMama – Yabah, we might need to start Computerholics Anonymous, unfortunately, when it comes to computers, there’s no such thing as anonymous!
eshark – Childhood girlfriend? Ish, kecik kecik sudah pandai…ko tidak main bola sepak ka? Main bola lain la tu?
Sharon J – That is the way forward, setting time limits for our kids to be in front of the computer/TV, and encourage them to play outside! Nice one!
bebek
Aug 25th, 2008
boss…. you miss one part…. it should have been work, home, play, “breeding time” sleep for a while, “breed again if you have the michael phelps stamina”, smile and sleep..!!!
anyway nice meeting you at the sabahan bloggers gathering…..
maika
Aug 26th, 2008
yess.. me too! Internet is one of the essential thing in my life.. couldn’t live without it..
papajoneh
Aug 26th, 2008
later everything do using computer.. wahhhhhhh!!!
the old days still the best. everything practical. no medium.
Gallivanter
Aug 26th, 2008
bebek – breeding time and all other side activities are not included in this depiction.
maika – yup yup…I can’t recall how I killed time back then…in the early 90s…
papajoneh – Yabah, we are getting lazier and lazier…thanks to technology…