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Internet Users Demand Less Interactivity | The Onion

2013-02-04 ~ Mark

“All I want is to go to a website, enjoy it for the time I’ve decided to spend there, and then move on with my life,” he continued. “Is that so much to ask?”

Internet Users Demand Less Interactivity | The Onion

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