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BGP. Most of my time on Facebook, my e-mail or on Twitter is through my iPhone. I rarely check those on my laptop, though they are the ones I check most often. Prior to smartphone: Facebook, e-mail, BGP.

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Sounds like BGP and Facebook have a pretty captive audience. Guru must have some nice advertising accounts. :taz:

I'm not proud of it, but I generally go to BGP first.

BGP, FB, then back to BGP. I then open my work email but all of mine come to my phone so I am not as quick to go to it as I used to.

Email, then BGP, then rotate thru several news sites.

Facebook usually just to see if I have any messages or if anything catches my eye. Then I'm off scanning the numerous sporting websites I frequent.

At any time I could have up to 3 separate browsers open with 5-6 sites a piece in them. I don't even know which site I go to first, it's all just so habitual. :lol:

I open up Email and MSN at the same time. I always check BGP first and most often during the day. Facebook gets the occasional look during the day. I also need my once a day fix of bmustangs.com.

I have to go out of my proxy server to get personal emails and quicker speed to the internet. A pain at times, but it keeps 'big brother' from seeing what I'm looking at.

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