Most Britains don;t do the everyday things

That's what I mean, work. They are pretty much essential for it nowadays, and more efficient (and professional) than texting. Also, they are often used to contact people or organisations for other important matters. Most job applications tend to be through email these days.

*For daily mail readers

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We all know how much Mail readers love foreign countries.

Before long there might be more young people who haven't sent an email before. If I didn't have to send them at work, I'd very rarely send emails these days. Getting in touch with friends is done through texts or facebook. And when I do send emails for personal reasons (as opposed to for work), normally I could have used the phone instead.

I've never been skiing (I hate the cold, and it's a sport, so I don't.want to go on holiday to play sports in the cold.) or been drunk, but that's age related.

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"The research also found that 68 per cent of people have never been skiing, confirming that it is still a pastime for the better-off."

What a load of cock. 98% of us have never been to a bloody dog fight either, but that doesn't in any way imply that the spectators there are of a particularly elevated social background.

I suspect many people don't ski because it's a ****ing absurd pastime. Don't get me wrong, I've done a fair bit of it, but realistically the amount of time I want to spend surrounded by snow is fairly limited and I'm sure the several sessions which consist solely of falling on your arse constantly before you actually pick it up would put many off.

highly doubt it, emails are used pretty much all the time at school nowadays, to send work, to speak to teachers etc.... or just as part of your ITC lessons. then of course when they grow up they will be using emails throughout their life at work etc... unless ofc something comes and replaces emails universally.