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As @pgn and @sheepdog said, it'd be really hard to keep doing my job without internet 
Even personally, I use it for music, TV shows/movies, shopping, etc ... I can live without internet for a few days if I'm on holiday in a remote place, but no more than that I reckon!
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Yes being out of work would make it difficult to cope but I think you'd adjust quicker then you would think. It would definitely not be fun though.
Reminds me of one of Homer’s best lines 
It’d be like going back to the eighties, but I have fond memories of that era
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@Anonymous wrote:
Reminds me of one of Homer’s best lines
Love it, @Anonymous, I didn't remember this one 
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