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Oxford
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Funny, but almost surely false – even on hottest days it does not get hot enough to require AC before 9 or so. At 7 AM it will be nice and cool and there may even be fog.
Coastal San Diego, however, it is definitely not.[/quote]
Aside from the heat factor (or not), what are the other pros and cons?
ox
Participant[quote]
Funny, but almost surely false – even on hottest days it does not get hot enough to require AC before 9 or so. At 7 AM it will be nice and cool and there may even be fog.
Coastal San Diego, however, it is definitely not.[/quote]
Aside from the heat factor (or not), what are the other pros and cons?
ox
Participant[quote]
Funny, but almost surely false – even on hottest days it does not get hot enough to require AC before 9 or so. At 7 AM it will be nice and cool and there may even be fog.
Coastal San Diego, however, it is definitely not.[/quote]
Aside from the heat factor (or not), what are the other pros and cons?
ox
Participant[quote]
Funny, but almost surely false – even on hottest days it does not get hot enough to require AC before 9 or so. At 7 AM it will be nice and cool and there may even be fog.
Coastal San Diego, however, it is definitely not.[/quote]
Aside from the heat factor (or not), what are the other pros and cons?
ox
Participant[quote]
Funny, but almost surely false – even on hottest days it does not get hot enough to require AC before 9 or so. At 7 AM it will be nice and cool and there may even be fog.
Coastal San Diego, however, it is definitely not.[/quote]
Aside from the heat factor (or not), what are the other pros and cons?
ox
August 1, 2009 at 2:08 AM in reply to: OT: Ok, someone please explain to me the fascination behind Myspace, Facebook, Twitter,etc…. #439982Participant[quote=scaredycat]you might be right oxford. but some research shows huge value in maintaining friendshsips over years. can be done without facebook. but it might help, or help some…not sure it’s extra clutter. it might actually go tot he essentials of what’s important–other people…[/quote]
Gawd I love “research” by psychologists. It’s like focus groups. I have a group of friends i care about but don’t want them in my business TOO much…or to be in theirs.
I feel the essentials of what is important is not turbo charging information access of people’s lives with computers.
People used to write heart felt letters with a fountain pen and enclosed photos. Often those letters were cherished and saved. OHH the savagery of those times.
Sometimes ya gotta ask yourself, “How much is too much?” Ultimately — to each, his own. Live your life according to your needs the best you can. It’s all good I guess.
ox
…anti socialistAugust 1, 2009 at 2:08 AM in reply to: OT: Ok, someone please explain to me the fascination behind Myspace, Facebook, Twitter,etc…. #440183Participant[quote=scaredycat]you might be right oxford. but some research shows huge value in maintaining friendshsips over years. can be done without facebook. but it might help, or help some…not sure it’s extra clutter. it might actually go tot he essentials of what’s important–other people…[/quote]
Gawd I love “research” by psychologists. It’s like focus groups. I have a group of friends i care about but don’t want them in my business TOO much…or to be in theirs.
I feel the essentials of what is important is not turbo charging information access of people’s lives with computers.
People used to write heart felt letters with a fountain pen and enclosed photos. Often those letters were cherished and saved. OHH the savagery of those times.
Sometimes ya gotta ask yourself, “How much is too much?” Ultimately — to each, his own. Live your life according to your needs the best you can. It’s all good I guess.
ox
…anti socialistAugust 1, 2009 at 2:08 AM in reply to: OT: Ok, someone please explain to me the fascination behind Myspace, Facebook, Twitter,etc…. #440510Participant[quote=scaredycat]you might be right oxford. but some research shows huge value in maintaining friendshsips over years. can be done without facebook. but it might help, or help some…not sure it’s extra clutter. it might actually go tot he essentials of what’s important–other people…[/quote]
Gawd I love “research” by psychologists. It’s like focus groups. I have a group of friends i care about but don’t want them in my business TOO much…or to be in theirs.
I feel the essentials of what is important is not turbo charging information access of people’s lives with computers.
People used to write heart felt letters with a fountain pen and enclosed photos. Often those letters were cherished and saved. OHH the savagery of those times.
Sometimes ya gotta ask yourself, “How much is too much?” Ultimately — to each, his own. Live your life according to your needs the best you can. It’s all good I guess.
ox
…anti socialistAugust 1, 2009 at 2:08 AM in reply to: OT: Ok, someone please explain to me the fascination behind Myspace, Facebook, Twitter,etc…. #440581Participant[quote=scaredycat]you might be right oxford. but some research shows huge value in maintaining friendshsips over years. can be done without facebook. but it might help, or help some…not sure it’s extra clutter. it might actually go tot he essentials of what’s important–other people…[/quote]
Gawd I love “research” by psychologists. It’s like focus groups. I have a group of friends i care about but don’t want them in my business TOO much…or to be in theirs.
I feel the essentials of what is important is not turbo charging information access of people’s lives with computers.
People used to write heart felt letters with a fountain pen and enclosed photos. Often those letters were cherished and saved. OHH the savagery of those times.
Sometimes ya gotta ask yourself, “How much is too much?” Ultimately — to each, his own. Live your life according to your needs the best you can. It’s all good I guess.
ox
…anti socialistAugust 1, 2009 at 2:08 AM in reply to: OT: Ok, someone please explain to me the fascination behind Myspace, Facebook, Twitter,etc…. #440754Participant[quote=scaredycat]you might be right oxford. but some research shows huge value in maintaining friendshsips over years. can be done without facebook. but it might help, or help some…not sure it’s extra clutter. it might actually go tot he essentials of what’s important–other people…[/quote]
Gawd I love “research” by psychologists. It’s like focus groups. I have a group of friends i care about but don’t want them in my business TOO much…or to be in theirs.
I feel the essentials of what is important is not turbo charging information access of people’s lives with computers.
People used to write heart felt letters with a fountain pen and enclosed photos. Often those letters were cherished and saved. OHH the savagery of those times.
Sometimes ya gotta ask yourself, “How much is too much?” Ultimately — to each, his own. Live your life according to your needs the best you can. It’s all good I guess.
ox
…anti socialistJuly 31, 2009 at 8:07 PM in reply to: OT: Ok, someone please explain to me the fascination behind Myspace, Facebook, Twitter,etc…. #439907ParticipantI don’t have FB, MS or even a friggin cell phone. I spend too much time at a computer for my work. I might take a break to visit a forum of interest like this one BUT I am not really interested in all that social media stuff. I just don’t care what folks are doing with their lives. Odd, I guess. Or not.
And I don’t want the world (and X wife) knowing who my friends are or what I am doing. All this web 1.0 and web 2.0 stuff LOL… what a bunch of dumb ass 1998 labeling crap.
Give me a simple uncluttered life and I am fine. I would rather be trout fishing while the rest of the world stares and punches at plastic.
ox
July 31, 2009 at 8:07 PM in reply to: OT: Ok, someone please explain to me the fascination behind Myspace, Facebook, Twitter,etc…. #440108ParticipantI don’t have FB, MS or even a friggin cell phone. I spend too much time at a computer for my work. I might take a break to visit a forum of interest like this one BUT I am not really interested in all that social media stuff. I just don’t care what folks are doing with their lives. Odd, I guess. Or not.
And I don’t want the world (and X wife) knowing who my friends are or what I am doing. All this web 1.0 and web 2.0 stuff LOL… what a bunch of dumb ass 1998 labeling crap.
Give me a simple uncluttered life and I am fine. I would rather be trout fishing while the rest of the world stares and punches at plastic.
ox
July 31, 2009 at 8:07 PM in reply to: OT: Ok, someone please explain to me the fascination behind Myspace, Facebook, Twitter,etc…. #440435ParticipantI don’t have FB, MS or even a friggin cell phone. I spend too much time at a computer for my work. I might take a break to visit a forum of interest like this one BUT I am not really interested in all that social media stuff. I just don’t care what folks are doing with their lives. Odd, I guess. Or not.
And I don’t want the world (and X wife) knowing who my friends are or what I am doing. All this web 1.0 and web 2.0 stuff LOL… what a bunch of dumb ass 1998 labeling crap.
Give me a simple uncluttered life and I am fine. I would rather be trout fishing while the rest of the world stares and punches at plastic.
ox
July 31, 2009 at 8:07 PM in reply to: OT: Ok, someone please explain to me the fascination behind Myspace, Facebook, Twitter,etc…. #440507ParticipantI don’t have FB, MS or even a friggin cell phone. I spend too much time at a computer for my work. I might take a break to visit a forum of interest like this one BUT I am not really interested in all that social media stuff. I just don’t care what folks are doing with their lives. Odd, I guess. Or not.
And I don’t want the world (and X wife) knowing who my friends are or what I am doing. All this web 1.0 and web 2.0 stuff LOL… what a bunch of dumb ass 1998 labeling crap.
Give me a simple uncluttered life and I am fine. I would rather be trout fishing while the rest of the world stares and punches at plastic.
ox
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