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over a year ago
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Anybody not bothered about these things, or is it just me? I have one, but it's a very old nokia. It makes phone calls and does texts, but it isn't a camera, music player or internet capable. I hardly ever bother taking it anywhere, and most of the time it stays in the car without a charge. I've had the same £20 credit on it for about 5 years, not sure how much is left. One of my biggest bugbears is people who walk around with their eyes glued to them, and not looking where they're going. I rarely move out of the way if the person is walking directly towards me.
Anybody else not surgically attached to their phones? |
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Smartphone appreciation club "
Although mine stays in my bag whilst im out and about...i don't appreciate it that much that i need to be looking at it 24/7 |
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Smartphone appreciation club
Although mine stays in my bag whilst im out and about...i don't appreciate it that much that i need to be looking at it 24/7"
Mine in my pocket ...
ok 1/2 an appreciation club  |
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"Anybody not bothered about these things, or is it just me? I have one, but it's a very old nokia. It makes phone calls and does texts, but it isn't a camera, music player or internet capable. I hardly ever bother taking it anywhere, and most of the time it stays in the car without a charge. I've had the same £20 credit on it for about 5 years, not sure how much is left. One of my biggest bugbears is people who walk around with their eyes glued to them, and not looking where they're going. I rarely move out of the way if the person is walking directly towards me.
Anybody else not surgically attached to their phones?"
Yeah my Dad's like that. He was born before the war as well |
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I haven't had the surgery yet.
I'm debating whether to have a loop attachment to my waist or a pocket designed under my left arm.
Can't say I have a problem with people being on their phones (unless it's during a dinner date), maybe I'm not old enough yet?
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"My mobile is my office, my contact with my children, my library, my camera, my calculator, my research centre and my games room."
My alarm clock, my calendar, my diary, my note book, my bank. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Anybody not bothered about these things, or is it just me? I have one, but it's a very old nokia. It makes phone calls and does texts, but it isn't a camera, music player or internet capable. I hardly ever bother taking it anywhere, and most of the time it stays in the car without a charge. I've had the same £20 credit on it for about 5 years, not sure how much is left. One of my biggest bugbears is people who walk around with their eyes glued to them, and not looking where they're going. I rarely move out of the way if the person is walking directly towards me.
Anybody else not surgically attached to their phones?
Yeah my Dad's like that. He was born before the war as well "
Maths not your strong point? |
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"Anybody not bothered about these things, or is it just me? I have one, but it's a very old nokia. It makes phone calls and does texts, but it isn't a camera, music player or internet capable. I hardly ever bother taking it anywhere, and most of the time it stays in the car without a charge. I've had the same £20 credit on it for about 5 years, not sure how much is left. One of my biggest bugbears is people who walk around with their eyes glued to them, and not looking where they're going. I rarely move out of the way if the person is walking directly towards me.
Anybody else not surgically attached to their phones?
Yeah my Dad's like that. He was born before the war as well "
Damned whippersnapper
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Anybody not bothered about these things, or is it just me? I have one, but it's a very old nokia. It makes phone calls and does texts, but it isn't a camera, music player or internet capable. I hardly ever bother taking it anywhere, and most of the time it stays in the car without a charge. I've had the same £20 credit on it for about 5 years, not sure how much is left. One of my biggest bugbears is people who walk around with their eyes glued to them, and not looking where they're going. I rarely move out of the way if the person is walking directly towards me.
Anybody else not surgically attached to their phones?
Yeah my Dad's like that. He was born before the war as well
Maths not your strong point?"
The Falklands war. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Anybody not bothered about these things, or is it just me? I have one, but it's a very old nokia. It makes phone calls and does texts, but it isn't a camera, music player or internet capable. I hardly ever bother taking it anywhere, and most of the time it stays in the car without a charge. I've had the same £20 credit on it for about 5 years, not sure how much is left. One of my biggest bugbears is people who walk around with their eyes glued to them, and not looking where they're going. I rarely move out of the way if the person is walking directly towards me.
Anybody else not surgically attached to their phones?
Yeah my Dad's like that. He was born before the war as well "
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"My mobile is my office, my contact with my children, my library, my camera, my calculator, my research centre and my games room."
I have all of those things too (except children) but they're all real So does that mean I'm a trendy "retro" kind of chap? |
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"My mobile is my office, my contact with my children, my library, my camera, my calculator, my research centre and my games room.
I have all of those things too (except children) but they're all real So does that mean I'm a trendy "retro" kind of chap?"
Is the nokia a 3310? |
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"Anybody not bothered about these things, or is it just me? I have one, but it's a very old nokia. It makes phone calls and does texts, but it isn't a camera, music player or internet capable. I hardly ever bother taking it anywhere, and most of the time it stays in the car without a charge. I've had the same £20 credit on it for about 5 years, not sure how much is left. One of my biggest bugbears is people who walk around with their eyes glued to them, and not looking where they're going. I rarely move out of the way if the person is walking directly towards me.
Anybody else not surgically attached to their phones?
Yeah my Dad's like that. He was born before the war as well
Maths not your strong point?
The Falklands war."
Hastings I think. I'll have to ask him in the morning. |
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"My mobile is my office, my contact with my children, my library, my camera, my calculator, my research centre and my games room.
I have all of those things too (except children) but they're all real So does that mean I'm a trendy "retro" kind of chap?
Is the nokia a 3310?"
I have no idea. It's grey, if that's any help? |
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