rec.mtn.climbing ?

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/07/te...inside.html?hp

kolldata wrote:

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/07/te...inside.html?hp

Inventing new ailments must be research and development for some
industries, so assiduously do people engage in it.

On Jun 6, 10:02*pm, Chalo wrote:
kolldata wrote:

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/07/te...inside.html?hp

Inventing new ailments must be research and development for some
industries, so assiduously do people engage in it.

On Jun 6, 10:02 pm, Chalo wrote:
kolldata wrote:

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/07/te...inside.html?hp

Inventing new ailments must be research and development for some
industries, so assiduously do people engage in it.

well, the problem is obvious. While involved on legal research and
writing legal documents in a new surburban library adjacent the local
HS, 40 computers were taken every afternoon byHS game players working
at a screen game appeared to lay out over a golf course or lawn
somewhere on planet Xenon.
Shelves of new books were untouched. Bizarre.
I wander over here to stop thinking which occurs, so i delude myself,
over there. It's kind of a coffee break and instant thought to writing
journalism game. One recent example-I did niot instantly write
'abatement' into OILPIG...a game for coffee break.
What concerns the Gutenberg people is.....'civilization' and that is
not your nabor, right ? is attaching its nervous system to chasing
cartoon devils across a lawn in cyberspace. Not watching the oil well.
I watched this in Mexico where Pemex people played handheld computer
games....dig it ?