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Is compulsive digging a disease?

engadget.com — What do you think? Do MrBabyMan, zaibatsu, and msaleem have a deeper problem than the presumed eye strain that accompanies so many hours of computer use?

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  • leonardoty, on 03/18/2008, -0/+2Digg isn't an addiction..
    I'm not addicted..
    *Sits at computer and waits for next XKCD comic*
  • greytfriend, on 05/31/2008, -0/+1I began to suspect addiction when I had a problem with my laptop drive last night and thought I might have to leave it at the store overnight for repair. Panic. Not that I don't have other things I could be doing, but... I gotta digg. I need to find out about new developments in robotics and Mars landings and space shuttle toilet malfunctions and frogamanders and the occasion recipe or new band. Sad, but true. I'm trying to go through the entire science section every day, an impossible challenge, but fun when I'm able. Please don't hate me because I'm ill.
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