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Just a snack. snark busters 've Read this book while I was in bed with flu. Went fine. It is very airy and at times hilariously written, so perfect for those times when you feel that your head is stuffed with cotton wool.
The British writer Coe explains in this story a sardonic magnifying glass on a rather distressing problem: loneliness as a result of our technicisation snark busters - also - in economic crisis society. On the internet I read that a whopping 30% of the Dutch population is "horrible" lonely.
"... Humanity is, as you might have noticed, become very inventive in devising ways to prevent that we talk to each other, and I have wholeheartedly deposited to the most recent of these. I'll text rather than that I use the phone. Rather than going with one of my friends afspreek, I put a cheerful, ironic update on Facebook, so everyone can see what a busy life I lead. And probably there were people who enjoyed

it, because I had already more than seventy friends on Facebook, mostly totally unknown. But real personal contact, along the lines of: will-we-go-anywhere-coffee-drinking-and-even socialize? It was as if I had forgotten what that was ... "
Our views, the decision by his wife Caroline snark busters and teenage daughter Lucy leave Maxwell Sim (48 years), after almost half a year without anyone to talk depressed th