James Newtons Massmind wrote:

>Russell McMahon pontificated:
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>>For example, I may feel that 
>>my internet activities are improper - eg i may feel that 
>>frequenting the PICList is indecent and depraved, and I may 
>>be upset by the time I spend reading list email. I may also 
>>be addicted to doing so and not really want to change. This 
>>may give me great feelings of guilt. I recognise that 'all I 
>>have to do" is to alter my moral position re reading PICList 
>>emails BUT find myself able either to change my moral 
>>feelings or stop reading list emails. I may note that other 
>>people are entirely happy with their PIClist involvement, and 
>>I may recognise that there is no valid reason for them to 
>>feel as i do BUT still be unable to change.
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>Guess we need a 12 step program for some PICListers... 
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James it is simply addicting, this PIC stuff.  WHY ELSE would I lose so 
much time and money
fooling with these PICs?

I wish I could say no... but I can't.

--Bob
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