a:8:{s:7:"version";i:7;s:7:"created";i:1074514111;s:5:"flags";i:0;s:12:"lastmodified";i:1080051084;s:6:"author";s:13:"82.50.179.198";s:4:"refs";a:1:{i:1;s:60:"http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/01/06/1073268003246.html";}s:8:"pagename";s:8:"InterNet";s:7:"content";a:31:{i:0;s:14:"__without it__";i:1;s:0:"";i:2;s:183:"going to Berlin in a couple of days... will be offline again, this time for a long period. I wonder how people live this... being too much online and then totally offline. I wonder...";i:3;s:0:"";i:4;s:0:"";i:5;s:0:"";i:6;s:427:"...march 2004. Berlin is distance more than a Month from me. Being offline is healthy. But being offline alone is dangerous. You start to miss HER or HIM or the concepts behind or the sensations they give. I wish I would only see what is not hurting. I wish I would not have neural receptons of pain. Is it possible to do an operation and remove them? Maybe it's just about chemistry. But there is someone out there. I know it.";i:7;s:0:"";i:8;s:0:"";i:9;s:0:"";i:10;s:10:"__is it?__";i:11;s:0:"";i:12;s:0:"";i:13;s:138:"Is there a behaviour to teach how to live on line? How can you really create a link with a person you can't see into the dark of the eyes?";i:14;s:41:"Is telepathy a new form of communication?";i:15;s:32:"Am I writing too many questions?";i:16;s:50:"add answers pleaze... or other questsssssssssions.";i:17;s:0:"";i:18;s:0:"";i:19;s:0:"";i:20;s:0:"";i:21;s:0:"";i:22;s:0:"";i:23;s:10:"__online__";i:24;s:0:"";i:25;s:6:"Berlin";i:26;s:15:"January 6, 2004";i:27;s:0:"";i:28;s:113:"Gabriele Farke celebrated her 40th birthday in a chat room. Her real-life friends had long since given up on her.";i:29;s:0:"";i:30;s:236:"For two and a half years, she spent every extra minute logging on under the screen name "HexenKuss" (witches' kiss). Her compulsive internet surfing cost her job. Her online addiction left her no time or energy for other activities. [1]";}}