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J Diddy 08-31-2013 08:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Saccopoo (Post 9929620)
Such as?

Mine runs $35 bucks a month. To offset that I have no home phone (actually I paid for that magicjack at $20 a year for unlimited calling). Cool thing about my phone (that I picked up new (yet older model) for $98 off ebay is that whenever I have an available wifi connection I can call from my cell without using any of my minutes(1500 any time or text). The fact that I live on campus with wifi every where makes it a very inexpensive and valuable asset.

Hammock Parties 08-31-2013 08:09 PM

A satellite phone IS a cell phone, dumbass. LMAO

Hammock Parties 08-31-2013 08:10 PM

Shit, what if you're out running around with people, you split up, and you want to meet up somewhere later.

Um, a cell phone would be handy.

J Diddy 08-31-2013 08:15 PM

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Originally Posted by gochiefs(exceptQB) (Post 9930002)
A satellite phone IS a cell phone, dumbass. LMAO

I thought the satellite phones were them big old navy seal looking mofos. They make them smaller?

Setsuna 08-31-2013 08:16 PM

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Originally Posted by gochiefs(exceptQB) (Post 9930006)
Shit, what if you're out running around with people, you split up, and you want to meet up somewhere later.

Um, a cell phone would be handy.

That's not practical. You go home and check your home phone messages and then go to the place they wanted to meet at.

Bearcat 08-31-2013 08:16 PM

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Originally Posted by DaFace (Post 9929979)
In my line of work, I'd pretty much be ****ed if I couldn't check my email any time I wanted or be reached in case of an emergency. If we were looking to hire someone and they refused to get a cell phone, it'd definitely be a negative on the score sheet.

Same here... it's a requirement for work, and there's really no way around it.


Even if I wanted to live day to day without all of the conveniences of a smart phone, if nothing else, it sure would be a pain in the ass for other people.

Hammock Parties 08-31-2013 08:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Setsuna (Post 9930029)
That's not practical. You go home and check your home phone messages and then go to the place they wanted to meet at.

ROFL

Yeah that sounds like a great way to waste time and gas.

ThaVirus 08-31-2013 08:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 9926667)
Don't ever play games on Facebook. I talked to a scammy marketing company a while back, and they proudly told me how they've created some games on Facebook. To play the games you do that "give permission" thing, and they use it to grab all your personal data and sell it.

I've heard of that type of stuff. What do they do with this "personal data"? And exactly what personal data are they selling? I don't have my credit card info, bank account number or even my address on my Facebook.

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Originally Posted by LoneWolf (Post 9929916)
Please explain. What advantage does your cell phone give you over others? I assume your mother has a land line in her basement for those late night calls to 1-800-man-meat. :D

For seriously?

Saccopoo 08-31-2013 08:37 PM

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Originally Posted by gochiefs(exceptQB) (Post 9929923)
How about ****ing road side assistance, just for starters?

If my car breaks down, I can walk to the nearest phone.

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How about ****ing booty calls?
I just show up.

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Jeez, this isn't hard.
Nope.

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Imagine being able to shop and having the option of instant product reviews and price comparisons at your fingertips.
I don't buy much and I like to see, feel, hear what I'm buying before I buy it. If I can't, this computer I'm typing on does a pretty good job at finding that kind of shit. I really don't need to do that walking down the street.

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You're falling behind other humans.
No, I'm ascending above other humans as I free myself from such frivolous gadgets. Plus I'm not subjecting myself to increased risk of cancer from the radiation emissions of such electronic devices.

Saccopoo 08-31-2013 08:39 PM

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Originally Posted by DaFace (Post 9929979)
In my line of work, I'd pretty much be ****ed if I couldn't check my email any time I wanted or be reached in case of an emergency. If we were looking to hire someone and they refused to get a cell phone, it'd definitely be a negative on the score sheet.

A cell phone or lack thereof has no bearing on my work. In fact, at work the use of them is highly discouraged if not altogether banned.

I love my job.

Setsuna 08-31-2013 08:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Saccopoo (Post 9930085)
If my car breaks down, I can walk to the nearest phone.



I just show up.



Nope.



I don't buy much and I like to see, feel, hear what I'm buying before I buy it. If I can't, this computer I'm typing on does a pretty good job at finding that kind of shit. I really don't need to do that walking down the street.



No, I'm ascending above other humans as I free myself from such frivolous gadgets. Plus I'm not subjecting myself to increased risk of cancer from the radiation emissions of such electronic devices.

So I'm guessing your household doesn't have these devices then amirite?

Hammock Parties 08-31-2013 09:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Saccopoo (Post 9930085)
If my car breaks down, I can walk to the nearest phone.

So?

Why ignore a more convenient option?

Phobia 08-31-2013 09:03 PM

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Originally Posted by J Diddy (Post 9929990)
Mine runs $35 bucks a month. To offset that I have no home phone (actually I paid for that magicjack at $20 a year for unlimited calling). Cool thing about my phone (that I picked up new (yet older model) for $98 off ebay is that whenever I have an available wifi connection I can call from my cell without using any of my minutes(1500 any time or text). The fact that I live on campus with wifi every where makes it a very inexpensive and valuable asset.

You know there's a magicjack app you can install on a no-service phone and it will function as a cell phone? That's what we did for my ten-year old. Pay $20 a year which we were already paying anyway and she has my old smart-phone.

Bugeater 08-31-2013 09:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Saccopoo (Post 9930085)
If my car breaks down, I can walk to the nearest phone.

ROFL

J Diddy 08-31-2013 09:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Phobia (Post 9930164)
You know there's a magicjack app you can install on a no-service phone and it will function as a cell phone? That's what we did for my ten-year old. Pay $20 a year which we were already paying anyway and she has my old smart-phone.

I've got the app on my phone and was actually using it when I went in the hospital. I used it up until the end of my old phone's life and probably would've installed it on the new phone but this htc sensation I have has it built in and will send and receive calls from my cell phone number. Pretty impressed with it. That being said, in terms of a home phone solution magic jack is freaking awesome.


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