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Vitanis: We can make love to heat ourselves up.VICE: What about in a toss up between water and internet?
Milda: Oh, well water is really, really important.
Vitanis: Yeah, it is. I'd have to go for water on that one.So what would you do without the internet? Water isn't going to give you access to videos of goats screaming like humans.
Milda: Listen to the radio. We're from Lithuania and we'd want to hear about our home and culture, so we'd miss the internet for that reason. Although I suppose we could always write post cards.

I'd say the internet is more important. With heating, you can always put more clothes on, but the internet is something I need more. Although, I suppose I could always go for heating then travel somewhere else for internet – make a day of it, you know?Yep. What's the longest you could go without internet?
Probably a day. I'm always wanting to check my email and I, like, really need to talk to people a lot.
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Oh, well I still buy newspapers and I own a typewriter. I'm a bit archaic. Mind you, I'd like to keep up with all of the news and at least have a radio if not the internet. My friends accuse me of not having an online presence because I don't have Facebook or Twitter.

Social networking is a big thing, and just the amount of information out there that you can access online would be hard to go without. Tube maps are useful, too.What about water? How many days would you sacrifice showering for to have an internet connection?
I would definitely choose water, so none. I spent many years without the internet, so I think I could live without it.What if someone uploaded naked photos of all of your favourite celebrities? What would you give up to see that?
I think I could live without that.

I can live without it; we have for thousands of years. Don't get me wrong, I do enjoy what I can get from it, but if it's a case of living or being online, then I choose life.What do you think would happen if the internet just completely crashed forever?
We'd go back to how we were doing things 20 years ago. There are some benefits that we've lost because of the internet, and getting back to that kind of communication and simplicity would be good in a way. The internet has helped us get a hold of a lot of complex and amazing stuff.How do you feel about people who would choose the internet over heating and water?
I'll live longer than them.Previously - What International Day Would You Establish?