Comments on: Geriatric Surfers – Should We Pull The Plug?

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By: Hal Brown

Hal Brown — Mon, 27 Sep 2010 10:41:08 +0000

Thanks to all who have commented on this. As you see, I wrote this back in February, and I’ve missed some comments since then.
Taking time to leave your feedback, your thoughts about the subject is the greatest reward a writer can get. We don’t write in a void – writers need readers. Otherwise what is the point, personal journals excepted of course.
Thank you.

By: frases

frases — Mon, 27 Sep 2010 09:56:38 +0000

I enjoyed this piece. Although not a humor writer, I am a writer … class nontheless. In person I’m a fool out a bit awkward as Star Trek “look” of laughter throughout the galaxy. I love people who move through life with eyes and heart continually questioning internal tickle and spread around as if you can not hold. That’s me too. Although they tend to be a serious writer I do occasionally throw a tornado rib. I like your dry wit superimposed with its “attempt to counterfeit” (LOL) in a serious tone. You may not consider to do that, but it does and it’s great! It’s great fun and I relate to him. Although this is a very helpful article for any writer, humorous or not, for me I still find it funny. Wit is mixed with the serious tone that cracks me up. It gives the reader the impression that they are unrelated to any attempt at humor. It’s hard to explain, but it sure works and I like it. Thanks for sharing. And I totally agree with REWRITE. I think that’s what writing is all about.
Rewrite

By: Music Search

Music Search — Thu, 13 May 2010 09:04:10 +0000

I personally like your post ; you have shared good insights and experiences. Keep it up. Nice work, thanks for sharing such an informative ideas.

By: Daddy Papersurfer

Daddy Papersurfer — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 10:36:48 +0000

The computer is only a tool ….. let’s face it, the vast majority of people only use the bits they need to use – most of the workings never get a work out.

[I'm speaking as a blogger [rubbish] and Twitterer [boring] of an age when really I should know better – tee hee]

By: Bryce Berkowski

Bryce Berkowski — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 02:29:48 +0000

I agree with the 80% of people not knowing what a web browser is. I had a client this week not know what EXCEL was and what screen resolution meant. I guess us that spends our entire day on the web are so use to the terms.

Good Post and I’m a big fan of the blog!

By: Debbie Young

Debbie Young — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 00:16:43 +0000

Thanks for taking the time to pen a great rebuttal. So many of us read thought provoking blogs with lots of controversial topics and all we do is mutter to our dogs or computer screens.
I think if you are young you just grow up with technology. If you are older, it is exciting to learn something new. If you are middle aged it is something that we were made to learn, like it or not, hence our indifference.

By: Forrest Whaling

Forrest Whaling — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 23:49:14 +0000

I agree to disagree

Thanks again for the post. All the best…