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Amen. People have no clue how to have an actual conversation with a human being sitting in front of them. I can not stand people talking on their cell phones at a restaurant either. It is so rude to the people you are with. I think it makes people feel important and like other people need to talk to them so urgently. Unless you are in an emergency related field, don't answer the stupid thing during dinner.
text messaging is gay, save yourself some money and just dial somebodys phone # and talk for christ sakes.
Most banks have it if you have an online account you can click around and they will have it available.
I once had about 5 fraud charges go through my credit card so I like to have a safety net to keep track of everything now.
That's cool for you, though, since Mouse would never respond anyway.I've never had text messaging.
I don't have the credit cards one, although that probably would be a good idea, but I do have major breaking news alerts on mine.
How cute! Now Katy can't say, "I don't text" anymore
Your little brother is working his way towards that, too.
I know, right? That excuse won't work anymore.How cute! Now Katy can't say, "I don't text" anymore
I like text messaging. keeps me in touch with all my friends. I don't send hundreds of texts a day though. Just a few throughout the day. However I will say this, it sucks to be with someone at dinner and always texting someone on the phone. That is just rude.
What is a 22 year old doing with a Blackberry? He needs a job before he needs one of those!
...is bad once you get a $60 bill for them alone.
People never answer the phone while at dinner with me....
...maybe its just you?
my inbox holds 100 texts and i have to delete it once every day and a half or so.
I was all late to the text craze, but now I really enjoy it.
We took texting off our cell plan. I get a kick out of people when I give them my phone number and I never actually get a call from them. Then they complain to me in person that I never answer the texts they send me.
Same here.
Could have something to do with the fact that the couple who have done so also got to watch me get up and walk out a few minutes later.
You mean when out on a date? I have been guilty at texting in the restroom or while she is away while on a date.
A bag of chips and a big red, sitting in front of three monitors while you are mul abling doesnt cons ute dinner
i kid i kid...
I think texting is ok in the format Evan mentions, but i just cant stand how people have completely given up face to face interacton over the past 5 years. I love the internet, and i love technology, but it has really spawned a whole new generation of kids mostly who have completely forgotten how to actually be polite to a real human being.
its disgusting, and i wont allow my kid to be that way when he grows up, its one of my biggest peaves.
Twice on first (and last) dates, and twice when I was out with friends.
I love having the silence-the-call-or-text buttons on a cell. I keep mine on vibe almost all the time anyway, but it's a simple move to hit that button and stop the buzzing on my thigh without making it obvious.
yeah I have gotten good at that as well. While on a date though the phone is on silent.
I love it, my daughter loves it, and we'll both probably die doing it ... and my son kind of likes it, but he's still new to the whole thing.
User hates it.
I only text when I'm driving, because talking on the phone while driving is dangerous and irresponsible.
Sometimes it's hard to see those little letters though, so I have to really stare while I type.
One thing I decided recently is that my next phone is going to have a QWERTY keyboard. This nonsense of pushing each buttons 5,000 times is for the birds. Especially since I refuse to use txt shortcuts.
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