Where would you Be, If there was " NO INTERNET " ???????

16 years ago

I'd build a hut somewhere and live a self-sustained life, growing my own vegetables and carving wooden sculptures with my toenails.

Once I've finished doing that, I'd clean myself up a bit and pitch local businesses and sell them my design services for catalogs, business cards, leaflets etc.

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imb

16 years ago

Since my actual "day job" profession is a Web developer, I don't know what I would be if not for the internet but I could've been an architect or just happily bumming around with my parents forever

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Mary Gallivan 16 years ago

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What a horrible thought - No Internet??

As I can't go out to work I'd probably work at home. I've done many things in my long years but the one I can do from home is to teach English to speakers of other languages (ESOL).

Otherwise, I'd sit reading in a spotless home. My house seems to gather dust while I'm at the computer :-(

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Tim Franklin

16 years ago

I expect I would be in a gutter somewhere, LOL,

or perhaps in a straight jacket with padded walls.

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JayXtreme

16 years ago

I'd do offline advertising for local businesses..

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crystalq

16 years ago

Working @ Mac Donalds

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Michael Silvester

16 years ago

Originally Posted by Tim Franklin

I expect I would be in a gutter somewhere, LOL,

or perhaps in a straight jacket with padded walls.

Tim,

Does that mean you were there before the internet
was public? And they let you out?

Take Care,

Michael Silvester

P.S I'd still be running several offline businesses

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myob 16 years ago

I don't use the internet much. I'm too busy making sales calls.
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- KimW 16 years ago
  
  Sitting on a beach somehwere reading palms for vacationers.
  
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  jensrsa 16 years ago
  
  Probably still selling insurance - Yuck!
  
  TG the Internet came along and saved me!
  
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  SpeedDemon 16 years ago
  
  Hmm...since I'm old enough to remember what I did before the Internet, let me think back...
  
  I'd probably watch a lot more TV or play Xbox, wouldn't have met a lot of the cool people I know now, and would be back working in an office somewhere...*shudder*.
  
  It took me awhile to really get into the Internet when everyone else did (I wasn't really into porn or shopping), but now I love it. I realized how much a part of my life it's become on a recent trip when I just HAD to find a wifi spot everywhere I went.
  
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  Amino Zawawi 16 years ago
  
  I'd be on the beach hosting a private radio show, selling ad spots for the local villagers and working on my next project.
  
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Tim Franklin

16 years ago

Originally Posted by Michael Silvester

Tim,

Does that mean you were there before the internet
was public? And they let you out?

Take Care,

Michael Silvester

P.S I'd still be running several offline businesses

Yes, they did let me out, after making me promise to stop talking about programming, as it was driving them crazy...

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George Wright 16 years ago

Hi,

Before I got hooked on the Internet I was in the process of setting up networks of voice mail systems where different merchants put voice ads on their line. All of the voice mailboxes were connected.

Press 1 for Carpet cleaning, Press 2 for restaurants, press 3 etc.

The phone buttons were linked to the merchant. It was like a web.

Hey, maybe I would invent the Internet. Too bad Al Gore beat me to it.

George Wright
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  ConversionTime 16 years ago
  
  5 years working for almost nothing learning off top successful businesmen then work as a consultant untill I can retire to working to teach other the experiance.
  
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  Kim Standerline 16 years ago
  
  My house would probably be a lot cleaner, I'd probably watch a lot more TV
  
  Gosh I have no idea
  
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  Jamie Iaconis 16 years ago
  
  Hi,
  
  To be perfectly honest...
  
  I would absolutely hate even starting to think about it!
  
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  Jose Delgado 16 years ago
  
  I'd be inventing the internet so that the warrior forum would exist.
  
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  Andy Money 16 years ago
  
  Watching movies, "hacking" my Playstation 1?
  
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  Martha Richardson 16 years ago
  
  I'd still be a bus driver. I only wish the Internet would have come along 20 years before it did.
  
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  Sylvia Meier 16 years ago
  
  lol Allen,
  um not really sure. Definatly be a different place than here because even my "day" job would've required computers and internet....ummm let's just not think about such evil.
  
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Britt Malka

16 years ago

If there were no Internet? What a horrible thought!

I don't know. Still doing accountings for others, I guess. WHAT a horrible thought!

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Jeannie Crabtree

16 years ago

Running my offline business, helping people get well. As well as doing some volunteer work.

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And I would do a bunch of recreational things I don't seem to have the time for anymore, LOL.

Jeannie

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Aegon 16 years ago

A lot better off probably.
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- Michael Dominic 16 years ago
  
  I would be marketing my own products via direct mail, mail order catalogs, door-to-door, and print advertising.
  
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Hardi Wijaya

16 years ago

Originally Posted by Tirmizi

This thought just came into my mind, what would happen , if there was no internet ..... I mean what jobs were you be doign, how would you be spending time ... have you ever thought about it ... i am sure not ... so lets see what sort of replies turn out here ....

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JamesW 16 years ago

I can't even begin to imagine where I would be without the internet. I do have a degree in Accounting and Finance, albeit a 2:2, but I spent 2 years applying unsuccessfully for jobs so I would probably be in some low-paid job somewhere.

It was back then that I started getting into betting exchanges which is where I really started making some money. Then I started investing in shares and trading forex, all of which is done online. I'm just thankful I'm living in the internet age as I now have a very comfortable lifestyle thanks to the internet.
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viktor

16 years ago

Selling information reports by mail.

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strauss 16 years ago

It's hard to imagine life without internet. No more mails, no chatting and no access to endless information. I would just continue with my life and look for other ways to stay connected. Start going to libraries and read about the internet in history books. I think nothing can replace the internet.
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- yuyuan 16 years ago
  
  I think most probably i will be a student in university, studying IT and developing programmes for others. Gosh, can't imagine this happening......
  
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  Patty Gale 16 years ago
  
  Interesting topic. Before I turned to the internet to work from home, I was a securities trader in a typical 9-5 job...
  
  If there were no internet, though, I would be a personal fitness trainer. I studied and got my personal trainer certification and membership through ACSM (American College of Sports Medicine) and that was going to be my way out of my corporate job. I had started to build a client base and then the internet came along and I was hooked.
  
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