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over a year ago
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Car broke down, you don't have a phone, what do you do?
Out in the wilderness on a hike, your friend has a seeizure, no phone, what do you do?
Someone breaks into your house, you lock yourself in the bedroom, no phone...get the point? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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My mobile is a choice. It gets switched off when I'm doing other things. If I'm out with friends,having a sneaky afternoon snooze or driving for instance but I must admit it I would be lost without it at times. |
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"I'm more impressed that house phones are still a thing when everyone has a personal line.
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And phone boxes, I can't remember the last time I saw one that wasn't vandalised and had a phone directory in it  |
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"Yes i do all ime saying is it was nice once nobody bothering you at work but now we have to have phones stuck to us"
Your phone has an on/off button. Further to that, a ringing phone is just an invitation to answer. There is no contract that says that somebody having your number allows them to pick and choose when you speak to them.
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If you let your phone or email dictate your life, it’s not the fault of the technology. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm more impressed that house phones are still a thing when everyone has a personal line.
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Yeah n most companies won't install broadband unless you have a landline.  |
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"Car broke down, you don't have a phone, what do you do?
Out in the wilderness on a hike, your friend has a seeizure, no phone, what do you do?
Someone breaks into your house, you lock yourself in the bedroom, no phone...get the point?"
Yeah the bad old day's I remember breaking down and having to trek to find a phone in the winter at night and then treking back again to find out where the heck they were,thought someone was going to grab me.
I think it has gone to the extreme though with mobiles especially for teenagers,great for keeping in contact but there is a dark side with the bullying as well. Take a mobile from a teenager and it's like you've taken their right arm away. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Car broke down, you don't have a phone, what do you do?
Out in the wilderness on a hike, your friend has a seeizure, no phone, what do you do?
Someone breaks into your house, you lock yourself in the bedroom, no phone...get the point?"
we'd manage the same way we used too |
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By *ocks99Man
over a year ago
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"I'm more impressed that house phones are still a thing when everyone has a personal line.
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Batteries go flat, signal coverage can even now be patchy, some people just don't want a mobile, not everyone goes around with a phone glued to their ear or needs to post inane updates to their lives every hour....
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we would all have to start buying contact magazines again 
billy no mates 
the phone calls I get are cold calls!! But I use it mainly as a camera and internet 
