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The online world is often much more interesting to me than the offline world... at least around where I live. It'd be great if I could afford to travel, but I
by pmoriarty 3y ago
The online world is often much more interesting to me than the offline world... at least around where I live.
It'd be great if I could afford to travel, but I can't... and, anyway, traveling itself has many downsides, and you can burn out on that after a while.
- xboxnolifes 3y agoAin't that the truth. 99% of what people do socially around my area is drink, talk about work, talk about the most recent sporting event, and talk about their kids if they have them. After the first 5 times you have those conversations, you can predict the entire night's conversation before they begin. I'd love to have offline conversation that was almost anything else.
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- notmypenguin 3y agoIt’s that way most places I’ve lived. Sports, beer, motorcycles, tv, shopping… The online world brings one useful thing to the meat world: organization of meetups for folks interested in a bit more… take Jazz, for example… thoroughly possible to organize a jazz jam in a suburban area thanks to the net.