Lose Boredom Therapy
GET RID OF BOREDOM THERAPY AND EVERYTHING LIKE IT! If I'm interested in reading a story they offer I'll google it instead. Having to go through 30 pages of them repeating the same saying over and over is ridiculous. You're losing me!
Lynn
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Nicholas Fidanza
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Agree completely. Boredom therapy is a total waste of time and should be removed.
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SL
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Boredom therapy sucks! Like Lynn, I google the information as soon as a get enough. Usually, one or two boring screens will do it. The article looks interesting and then let's go back twenty years. It is nothing but a massive page of adds. Even at 100 MPS, it takes time to load. It is rare I look at any add. Boredomtherapy.com is boring!
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Anonymous
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Hate boredom therapy. It is basically click bait and of no use to anyone. Just read the headline and to to google to find a readable story. Waste of time.
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Lady Pomonz
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If I see a story on Boredom Therapy that looks as if it might be interesting, I note the names of the people involved and a few words that describe the situation (i.e., Johnny Smith + Hometown School lunch policy) then Google them. That brings up the whole story in a legit news source article WITHOUT my having to click endlessly to find out what happened when Johnny's school told Mrs. Smith to stop packing cookies in his lunch bag!
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Anonymous
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Please stop all the Boredom Therapy ****! It's a joke that I still pay you a monthly fee to keep my email. The least you could do is provide some real news or public interest stories. I am about to finally cancel my aol after 25 years.
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JOSEPH DIMARE
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Dear AOL: I will NOT read ANY articles where you have to go to NEXT PAGE eg Boredom therapy etc
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Anonymous
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JOE KOZLOWSKI - is the worst. Literally a liar as well as a 3rd grade writer.
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beth
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agree with all these comments aol is sad in coverage they provide the writing is horrendous and boredom therapy is the worst its a joke
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Anonymous
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I agree 100%
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Charles Montgomery
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AOL has become the online version of the National Enquirer. Most links are ****.
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Peter Razza
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You are spot on it's so bad that if I see the boredom theray tag I won't waste my time
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John Galt
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You suck and suck and suck! You are the National Enquirer of the scum interner.
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Anonymous
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Agree. Time consuming, tedious and BORING. Just google the story.
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Anonymous
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get rid of all those like Boredom therapy - waste of time
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Anonymous
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Get rid of Boredom Therapy. It is just a tease that takes too long for a page to load, then when it loads it is basically a compendium of ads. And there are so many pages that you finally just give up and X out before you get to the answer promised in the lead title. Just hate it.
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John Dimier
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There are a number of articles I would like to review but refuse to look at anything by Boredom Therapy. I takes forever to display a single page. Then you have to get thru 10+ pages to see the end of the article. There aren't enough hours in the day to look at these articles.
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Anonymous
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Boredom therapy links are so saturated w/ advertising and drawn out stories that make it unwatchable.
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Anonymous
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Agreed. There are way too many clickbait sites in the news feed.
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Anonymous
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All domestic websites like Boredom and Huff Post are alike, just Madison Avenue non-stop.
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Anonymous
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Boredom Therapy is just boredom and frustration. You have to go through 20 pages to read a story with tons of ads in between.