You know you've been using the computer too much when...

[PantheraTigris2]

Anybody else ever have this? Sometimes when I spend large amounts of time on the computer, clicking and clicking away, later on - my fingers (that I use on my trackball) start twitching on their own. I can just stand there, and my index & middle finger on my right hand start twitching just a little bit. I guess they just want to keep on clicking!

This phenomenon only occurs when I've been spending an absurd amount of time on the PC, fortunately.

Btw, since it's a trackball, I'm using my thumb - so it can get a little twitchy also.

 

[General Joey]

... you try to insert more RAM in your head because you forget everything.

 

[earthguido]

...your eyes go red and start burning, just as if you had
...you take the wrong turn in your way home and then try to press <ctrl+L> to reload
...you know you are being talked to, but just do not know how to answer

 

[Neomega]

You finally try to go to sleep, and your mind flickers at 60 mhz refresh rate.

 

[Lozzy_Ozzy]

you only do what you are told
and crash
and do it wrong

 

[Yuri2356]

When asked a question you do not know the answer to, you say "File not found." and slip into a coma...

...You watch the above happen to someone else, and then try to Ctrl+Alt+Delete them back to health...

...and it works

 

[PlutonianEmpire]

You use the Ctrl+Alt+Delete, and Yuri2356 magically disappears from CFC forums.

You do it again, and this time, Perfection disappears from CFC forums. [dance]

 

[The Person]

You are mightily impressed at the GUI of the real world.

You miss the "Start" button in the real world.

 

[Flintlock]

Whenever you get sick, antibiotics mysteriously seem to have no effect.

You are only cured when you update your verson of Norton.

 

[viper275]

At the grocery store, you ask employees if their produce has more RAM than their competitors'.

Your friend is having to go the hospital and you suggest a thorough virus and spyware scan.

http://www.onlycablecan.com/ is your homepage. You actually believe that cable is better than puppies, chocolate, and the wheel. But you expand that to computers, not just cable.

@PantheraTigris2: Never had that happen.