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No need to worry, we're alive and well STOP
No need to send aid or food parcels just yet STOP

It's just t'internet that's totally farked STOP

Keep busy. It can help to get involved in different activities and projects. Focusing on other things can help you move on with your life, meet new people and discover new interests.

Focus on your good qualities. It’s easy to feel discouraged and self-critical if your Facebook is broken. Try to remember your good points – are you a good friend or a talented athlete? Do you have nice eyes or a great smile? Try to be kind to yourself.

Give yourself time to heal. You won’t feel better overnight or in a few days – it may even take months. It’s normal to feel like you won’t ever get over it. Recovering from a break up isn’t easy so give yourself time.

Talk about it. Sharing your feelings with others can help you feel like you aren’t alone.

Write about it. Pouring your heart out on paper lets you express your emotions in a safe and private way. Those who’ve tried it say it’s totally liberating.

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@SparkNZ If your internet is down, go to www.... :rofl:

Back to normal for Spark users - National - NZ Herald News

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May I just say that I really wish that Telecom had remained Telecom and not become Spark. Everytime I see the moniker Spark I think Electricity company.:confused:

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The name makes more sense if you read it backwards;)

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I expect the marketing gurus never thought of that one before committing millions of dollars spent on changing the logo and stationery. Seems they would have been better to spend their money on better infrastructure.

How fragile can it be, if one too many blokes viewing nudey pictures of celebs boobies could bring down the whole network? We're all doomed!

Now would all the 138 people that have crappy old modems on their network please stand up, apparently it's all your fault. :rofl: