Addiction To Internet Saves My Life
Last night I was dreaming of vacationing on a tiny island in the tropics. I was laying and reading on a lounger underneath a large umbrella when I heard screams and the loud crash of water. An enormous humanoid monster, looking like something out of Clash of the Titans was coming out of the sea. Imagine a gigantic Xena, but with a set of long tentacles in addition to arms, seaweed instead of hair and eyes that were on fire.
Soon the Sea Monster was wreaking havoc: eating people, crushing and tossing others and destroying anything in it’s path (mainly loungers and umbrellas). Normally, I panicked. There was nothing around me for hundreds of yards except sand and palm trees and a small cabana bar. I ran to the cabana bar to hide, fearful that it wouldn’t be a great hiding place and I would simply be crushed when the giant tentacle flaying Xena smashed it in her monster rage.
As I entered the cabana I noticed that part of the patio was an Internet cafe, which at the moment was empty. I sat down and started checking email.
Soon the Sea Monster was behind me, peering over my shoulder and then looking to the other open computers. I took one of her tentacles and placed it on the mouse of a nearby computer and then moved the tentacle around to show her how the cursor on screen was controlled by the movement of the mouse.
Flaming eyes were replaced with normal eyes, now open wide and staring intently at the magic happening on the computer screen. The Sea Monster sat down and started surfing the Internet.
Later she taught me how to swim in return.
















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