### person | user:

Internet user
* Many Internet users are concerned with maintaining their privacy as they surf the web
  - consider spam an invasion of their privacy
  - devote one or more hours every day to Internet use
  - have address books which can contain hundreds of names
* Most Internet users have credit cards
  - view spamming as an unprofessional form of marketing
* Some Internet users are concerned about the security of information transmitted over the Internet
  - see cookies as a threat to their privacy
* account for only five per cent of the world s population.
* are almost evenly divided between men and women.
* are among the highest earners with a high disposable income
  - most affluent and educated members of our society
  - at risk for eyestrain from hours spent staring at the computer screen
  - busy people who receive dozens or even hundreds of email messages a day
  - computer literate
* are concerned about censorship, privacy, and navigation
  - intrusion into their personal lives
  - generally people who are employed, intelligent and have disposable income
  - highly educated, intelligent, informed consumers
  - increasingly representative of the general American population
  - information hunters
  - more affluent and educated than non-Internet users
  - upper middle-class people
  - way above average in intelligence, education and earning power
  - well educated and are more affluent than the general population
  - young, well educated and have above average incomes
* believe that they own the internet system and that they have great freedom.
* cite privacy as a number one concern when shopping online.
* conduct online financial transactions.
* have a substantially greater monthly income than non-users
  - different roles as a result of their type of connection
  - higher incomes and are educated to a higher level than the average population
  - nearly the same number of friends as non-users
* like most people, are interested in convenience.
* manage a plethora of passwords to protect email, files, and website registrations.
* spend less time watching television or reading newspapers and magazines
  - the majority of their time reading, writing, and managing their email
* tend to be middle-income, white males who know how to use their computers
  - more educated, wealthier and white than the population as a whole
  - surfers with short attention spans
  - well-educated, motivated, and have above average incomes
  - younger and buy more expensive homes than other homebuyers
  - younger, wealthier and better educated than the general population
  - consist of upscale, well-educated families
* tend to have a higher education, and by assumption, a broader interest in the world
  - large amount of disposable income
  - relatively high household incomes
* understand better than most people that information is power.

Other user
* enjoy services.
* find manuals.

Vagrant
* are basically a product of unemployment and their numbers swell during depressions
  - capable of smoke cigarettes
* are located in bridges
  - subways
  - wanderers
* enter territory.
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* make a practice of watching people punch in calling card numbers.

Vermin
* are creatures such as rats, stoats, or weasels
  - especially common in hot, humid climates
  - insects and arachnids
  - vermin, wings or no
* can be a major headache.