So much in love with shiny new toys, it's unnatural.
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"Hardly any of this stuff can really help me with my schoolwork," he says, feet up on a computer desk complete with printer and VHS camcorder. Then the Encyclopedia Brittanica kid, late 80s/early 90s geek poster boy, explains why books rule and computers drool.
In a moment of extreme nostalgia we grabbed this clip from VH1...also finding it amusing that the actor now uses computers on a daily basis, as he's a webmaster for a porn site.
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"Hardly any of this stuff can really help me with my schoolwork," he says, feet up on a computer desk complete with printer and VHS camcorder. Then the 
