A "spur of the moment" decision made by yours truly at around 3:30am this morning. Apparently I had enough of it. Want to know something funny? It's still alive. I located it through my cell phone carrier's services.
Even though I am sobered up now I don't think I want a cell phone anymore.
Tell me more.
Did you not like your cell phone or not like the idea of having a cell phone in general?
Is your first name Davd and your last name Eisenhauer?
detalias wrote:
Tell me more.
Did you not like your cell phone or not like the idea of having a cell phone in general?
I was sick of being consumed by it. The actual phone was made by samsung and worked well.
You could have just acted like an adult and turned it off.
Good for you, you found what makes you unhappy and removed it from your life. And good for the Japanese, we need to make indestructible phones like that right here in America again.
HardLoper wrote:
Good for you, you found what makes you unhappy and removed it from your life. And good for the Japanese, we need to make indestructible phones like that right here in America again.
And good for you, for not knowing that Samsung is Korean, not Japanese.
I heard they had to drain the lake due to contamination. Criminal and civil (EPA) legal proceedings should be commencing shortly.
Grow up idiot wrote:
You could have just acted like an adult and turned it off.
^when you've been castrated and dominated by whitey
random__ wrote:
A "spur of the moment" decision made by yours truly at around 3:30am this morning. Apparently I had enough of it. Want to know something funny? It's still alive. I located it through my cell phone carrier's services.
Even though I am sobered up now I don't think I want a cell phone anymore.
They had a hard time killing "Chuckie" too. Be very careful, I don't think your phone is very pleased with you right now!
I just got a phone call from a lake monster!
Make up your mind
Decide to walk with me
Around the lake tonight
Around the lake tonight
By my side
By my side
Conundrum wrote:
They had a hard time killing "Chuckie" too. Be very careful, I don't think your phone is very pleased with you right now!
It was taking calls as late as 4:30pm yesterday. I called it this morning though and it went straight to voicemail. The lake itself is 83 feet at its deepest point but I am guessing it's in about 10-15 feet of water.
RIP Phone
New phone. Thought I'd keep everyone updated. I valued the time in which I became a person again.
random__ wrote:
New phone. Thought I'd keep everyone updated. I valued the time in which I became a person again.
Where you really 2 complete months without a phone? If so, how was it?
Spin, glide, or javelin run up? Was it a fair throw or did you scratch?
phone free wrote:
random__ wrote:New phone. Thought I'd keep everyone updated. I valued the time in which I became a person again.
Where you really 2 complete months without a phone? If so, how was it?
It was okay. I still paid the bill and through the carrier was allowed to send texts through an online interface and my tablet. BUT... I detached from the phone and felt a difference when interacting with friends who had them. I was more personable and less tuned into a device obviously.
I definitely suggest doing something similar minus the getting smashed and throwing your phone in a lake part.
I don't have quite as interesting of a story but I haven't had a phone for more than 3 years now. I have an online Google Voice number I give for things that absolutely require a phone but otherwise most of my friends just know I don't have one. You get used to it.
Funny thing every time I try calling my wife and I know she's home and she don't answer I wanna throw it out the car window.
I've actually never had one -- neither does my wife.
It's never really been a problem not having one.