On May 15, 1:32*am, gtr > wrote:

> I can access youtube and don't. *Everytime some provides a charming
> link I could **** my time away on. *I don't.


All those links give the person providing them a feeling that
they're giving something to someone else when in reality they're
trying to "get" the other person to watch everything they watch.
Imagine if I gave you a list of 20 books to read and asked you to get
back with me in a week with a report on each one? It's not much
different the way these link providers recommend every last little
thing they see to every last little person they meet in their last
little life. If I had youtube access I might go there to view
something short that comes as a recommendation from one whose opinion
I value, but also one who doesn't do too much recommending. I try not
to recommend too many things, and I hope that when I do so my
recommendation might carry more weight. I can live without youtube
and a whole bunch of other things that i might otherwise use if they
came my way and someone offered to pay for their installment and
continued service payments.

TJ