| Could you exist today without a CELL phone????
Posted: 8/23/2008 5:52:19 PM | | did it for years before they even had them.. so yes. the only thing i like about them is that if you need help its right there, or to talk to family. other then that they can be a pain in the (BEEP) | |
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| Could you exist today without a CELL phone????
Posted: 8/23/2008 8:49:26 PM |
I wouldn't want my cell phone to be my primary phone like some people do, as researchers are discovering it may cause brain cancer with constant long term use
That has yet to be proven. And if you use a cordless phone, you may get brain cancer too.  There are always some study going on about how everything is going to kill us all.  | |
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| Could you exist today without a CELL phone????
Posted: 8/24/2008 12:09:51 AM | | I don't have a cell phone for the same reason I don't want my office to give me a blackberry. I don't want to be made available 24/7. I think texting is annoying (I'm a non texter)....and other than emergencies, I just don't have a use for them...I'm old fashioned and like my landline just fine... | |
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| Could you exist today without a CELL phone????
Posted: 8/24/2008 6:05:36 PM | TOTALLY agree with you, actually. . .
I lived with a husband that had a phone superglued to each ear. Did you see that right/
YES.
He even had his d/l pix taken with a phone in each ear. he thinks its cute. everyone else finds it ANNOYING.
how annoying. He absolutely had no time for me or his babies because he was married to his phone.
his wife before me said he was a walking commercial for TRAdING post.
lOL. its all he did.
he danged couldnt put the phone down for wheelin and dealing and even though we ate out, that phone went with us and if i insisted it stay in the car, or he didnt bring it, our evening was pretty miserable. so i gave up on that and just lived with what i had. him and a phone.
SO. yes. there are some people who dont have discipline, but they are the same types who cant discipline themselves to organize, etc. and we all have some kind of hang up or other...so i dunno
thats def. his. our divorce was 8 years ago and my9 and 11 yr old can never get his attention. poor things. | |
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| Could you exist today without a CELL phone????
Posted: 8/24/2008 9:26:41 PM | | Don't have one, don't need one... ain't never gonna GET one! I can't STAND cell phones... AND the morons who drive while talking on them, and damned near kill ME in the process. | |
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| Could you exist today without a CELL phone????
Posted: 8/24/2008 10:16:49 PM | | Did I mention I hate hate hate hate hate when you go out with people and they spend most of the time texting? Makes me want to rip the cell phone out of their hands and chuck it. So rude and annoying. I refuse to date anyone like that. | |
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| Could you exist today without a CELL phone????
Posted: 8/25/2008 2:32:07 AM | i almost forgot about the original user of the cell phone MAXWELL SMART (agent 86). -well his phone was his shoe, however everybody wanted one.
my mom recently reminded me about my younger days, her repeatedly getting called into my sunday school classes, six or seven little boys forsaking their bibles to call sexy agent 99 from their shiny little black loafers. -the teacher pointing me out as the one who usually started it...
"sorry 'bout that chief!" | |
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| Could you exist today without a CELL phone????
Posted: 8/26/2008 12:51:06 AM | Cell phone....My daughter doesn't have one, she is 8....Somehow the idea of pointing microwaves into my ears doesn't appeal to sensibility, when we find out in a few years time all these brainless idiots walking around then we...Oh hang on, we already have them...
They are rude, and intrusive, and it's really extremely bad manners to answer your mobile/cell when you are having a conversation...Once, a couple of years afo, my sister was visiting, she had two of them in her hands texting, as we where chatting...I told her to go back to Scotland as it seemed she never left...
I have one, for when I go on long journeys in my car, and my wake up alarm in the morning, apart from that, it's switched off... | |
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| Could you exist today without a CELL phone????
Posted: 8/26/2008 12:52:13 PM | | I am existing without a cell phone. I have no use for one. AND if I did have one its only purpose would for telephone use not all the other bells & whistles they come with. | |
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| Could you exist today without a CELL phone????
Posted: 8/27/2008 1:41:06 PM | I wouldn't want my cell phone to be my primary phone like some people do, as researchers are discovering it may cause brain cancer with constant long term use
That has yet to be proven. And if you use a cordless phone, you may get brain cancer too. There are always some study going on about how everything is going to kill us all.
I even heard that we might all die eventually despite all precautions. | |
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| Could you exist today without a CELL phone????
Posted: 8/27/2008 1:43:41 PM | | My mobile phone is the only telephone I've got...so I guess I pretty much need it .... though I rarely use it, but it is convenient when I do use it. I'm not much of a phone person...to say the least!! | |
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| Could you exist today without a CELL phone????
Posted: 8/27/2008 1:46:10 PM | | No. I mean, i lived without one for years. But they do come extremely in handy when you have to have one for emergenices. Some times the nearist pay phone could be 20 miles away or longer. | |
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| Could you exist today without a CELL phone????
Posted: 8/27/2008 2:07:13 PM | | I have't had a cellphone till half a year ago. Felt very comfortable without it. Right now I forget it at home half of the time anyway. The best part I like about my cellphone is alarm cloak so I don't get late for work, other than that I d be just as good without it. | |
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| Could you exist today without a CELL phone????
Posted: 8/27/2008 3:02:39 PM | This is a silly thread, its progress, get over it. I'm not a fan of how people use mobile phones, it often shows bad manners, but that's the user, not the phone.
Would you like to go back to using telegrams? After all, who wants to be called at anytime of day or night when they are at home?
Let's forget this e-mail business and go back to writing letters. | |
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| Could you exist today without a CELL phone????
Posted: 8/27/2008 8:43:25 PM | I wouldn't want my cell phone to be my primary phone like some people do, as researchers are discovering it may cause brain cancer with constant long term use That has yet to be proven. And if you use a cordless phone, you may get brain cancer too. There are always some study going on about how everything is going to kill us all I even heard that we might all die eventually despite all precautions
Imagine that ... and I thought I would live forever.  Dang those pesky cellphones. | |
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| Could you exist today without a CELL phone????
Posted: 8/27/2008 8:57:59 PM | Yes, I could.
I have a cell phone, and I never use it. When I have the phone on me, it's usually off or dead. I personally don't like being bothered when im on the road... though I'll admit that the cell is pretty useful when you're trying to co-ordinate plans between a lot of people. | |
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| Could you exist today without a CELL phone????
Posted: 8/28/2008 10:52:36 AM | I could never go without my cell phone. As somebody who does freelance work, I'd never keep my customers or orders going when I'm away from home or on the road. Nice taking the work home. (statues)  | |
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