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Aug23-06, 07:13 PM   #1
 
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"Crackberry" Addiction


Aug. 23, 2006 — The lure of wireless devices is creating an addiction among some e-mail users, with experts comparing their behavior to that of a drug or alcohol abusers.

"I was 100 percent addicted to my BlackBerry," said Rick Ueno, general manager of the Sheraton Chicago.

He runs a 1,200 room hotel and says he used to be on his BlackBerry literally night and day.

"I would actually answer my e-mails at two o'clock in the morning," he said. "I'd be doing e-mails and brushing my teeth." [continued]
http://www.abcnews.go.com/WNT/Techno...ory?id=2348779

Thank goodness there is no such thing as PF addiction.
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Thank goodness there is no such thing as PF addiction.

Yes? And what did YOU do when PF was down for several days?
Aug23-06, 08:36 PM   #3
 
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Yes? And what did YOU do when PF was down for several days?
Rediscovered sleep...
Aug28-06, 10:57 PM   #4
 
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Yes? And what did YOU do when PF was down for several days?
Hopefully brushed his teeth.
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