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Was thinking of this what would it be like for me if the cell phone was not as affordable today as it wasnt 10 years ago could i live with out it yes but what about those of you that use it daily what would you have done 10 years ago '
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My studio is at Home and I have my wifes work number.
We dont carry them. We dont have a landline either.
I have one, in the dresser drawer I think. I use it maybe 2X a month.
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I don't have one so I'd say yeah,I can live without one.Comment
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I can definitely live without one. I hate text messaging and only carry a cell phone for emergencies (but have yet to have had one in 15+ years). I'm not a big telephone person so I can do without it."The farther we go, the more the ultimate explanation recedes from us, and all we have left is faith."
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hell naw!! I need my phone and my internet
"Time to nut up or shut up"
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Most definitely! The only reason I own one is b/c my brother wanted me to get one for when I travel. Since it's rarely used, I have a TracFone, that you can buy minutes w/ phone cards. This thing will sit on my night stand and the days will run out before the minutes do. I have like 190 mins for the next 3 months, and those will hardly be used."Do you believe, you believe in magic?
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The thing is not whether you can live without it or not...but it's a very convenient thing to have.
Aside from that it now serves as my personal time keeper (it has long replaced my wristwatch)...it's also important since I have an elderly mother...and the cell phone is a great tool in case of an emergency...it's also great if you drive...nothing more hopeless and frustrating...than have your car on the side of the rode...and badly need to call a tow truck. Also, the camera phone can come in handy if there's an accident/hit and run/other emergencies...a great tool for proving evidence and helping people out.
Yes...I can live without it. But why would I want that?Last edited by Hector; Feb 12, '11, 2:19 AM.sigpicComment
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Hmmmm....
No problem, since I don't have one and never will. The LAST thing I want is for folks to bother me wherever I'm at.
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Its the only phone I have---used for work and home use--$250.00/mnth to use it---it is a tax deduction though!!Comment
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Yes. We cut back to prepaid and only use them for emergencies or to keep in contact when I am on the road. Never liked using them while driving and have been rear ended a couple of times by people talking on theirs.
I walk through a college campus which is between my office and where I have to park. Watching the kids empty out of classrooms almost everyone of them is on the phone or texting. I have had them run into me, watched them run into poles or other sidewalk obstacles, trip, step off the curb in front of moving vehicles. Best one I saw is when 2 texters collided they both dropped their iPhones into the street and one phone got run over!
I now have an iPod touch and can email or check the web via WiFi. Only reason I have the iPod is I can't get radio reception in my office and could not stand the quiet. I had a CD player but got tired of swapping disks.Last edited by Hotfoot; Feb 12, '11, 5:26 AM.Too many toys. Not enough space!Comment
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My cell has become such a part of my life, I reall would be lost with out it. I also have a bluetooth and they are both important to my everyday life. I work with my hands, so does my wife. We have 2 kids, 13 & 15, that are starting to branch out and it helps keep us in touch with them.
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