Listening VS Reading

I read 80% of the time because I am so behind on everything that I need to use that time for both. When I compare components then I never read but if everything sounds great then I enjoy to do both. Sometimes I hear something and it causes me to pause or put down the reading to think "wow" that was so real or different from what I remember. I read about audio a lot but some other hobbies to.

I do 98% of my listening while surfing the web (reading news, sports, Audiogon, EBay, etc...).

10% listening
20% reading
5% looking at cover art
6% drinking/eating
12% driving
19% thinking
2% trading
3% laughing
5% choosing the next CD
5% %#!$%ing
6% writing
2.76% calculating
4.24% trying to reconcile the last 4% of the time spent :)

Ballan
- yes I'm talkin' about time spent reading anything audio related vs time spent just listening to your gear. I'm sure most of us have the music flowing while we surf the audio sites but this thread counts that as reading.
The Thread defines "Listening" as - fairly to really loud volume, dark room, eyes shut and probably some kind of mild intoxicant.

Auxetophone
- "5% %#!$%ing" that's 72 minutes a day, c'mon man you can do better than that.

Elizabeth
- Please read the more clearly defined question and the Thread shall grant you a do-over. Since it's the long weekend you have until Tuesday!