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1 comment:
Yes, I do. We have one tv.
However, we are still guilty if you count computers. Until you factor out the computers that don't work. Then I think we're back down to less than the population of the human beings under this roof.
In some ways, I think that in some houses, computers have replaced tv watching. Or maybe that's just our house. But on one level, I feel that at least it is interactive, what we do on the computer. You're not just zoned out.
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