Wasting Time on the Web
The Internet has proven to be one of the most productive technologies ever created, but the soft under belly is loaded with many, many ways to waste lots of time.
This week, we focus on the many ways that you can use the Internet as a distraction from the hustle and bustle of life.
Millions of hard working web developers have slaved away and put their souls into sites that serve little or no purpose other than to help you waste your time.
Listen in as we discuss some of the less known ways for you to spend your idle time and reward all those misguided, but convicted web developers for their hard work!
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Original Air Dates: Sep 27, 2008 / Sep 28, 2008
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- The undisputed champion of time wasters: YouTube.com
- The classic satirical news site: The Onion
- The ultimate satirical newscasts: The Daily Show
- Gossip, the ultimate time waster!
- Homestar Runner - Born to Waste Your Time
- StumbleUpon - waste time based on what others have found online
- Online Scrabble - Say goodbye to your time!
- Pop Bubble Wrap endlessly
- Old fad time waster that's still around - Hot or Not?
- 80's arcade games
- You Don't Know JACK!
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