Tuesday, June 16, 2009

The Onion usually focuses on the funny-and-false niche. But you can file this in the sad-and-true category:

According to the report, staring blankly at luminescent rectangles is an increasingly central part of modern life. At work, special information rectangles help men and women silently complete any number of business-related tasks, while entertainment rectangles—larger and louder and often placed inside the home—allow Americans to enter a relaxing trance-like state after a long day of rectangle-gazing.

2 comments:

likeincense said...

I wonder if there was a time when people lamented the fact that it was becoming common to communicate by staring silently at black marks on rectangles made of processed dead wood.

likeincense said...

and by the way, welcome back!