Texting: A Question

[RustShack]

Originally Posted by CoMoChief

Jesus thats rediculous

I've seen my girlfriends friends bill, she sends 5,000+ a month and the one I seen was over 8,000.

[Bearcat]

Originally Posted by RustShack

I've seen my girlfriends friends bill, she sends 5,000+ a month and the one I seen was over 8,000.

That's 15 texts per hour, 18 hours a day, everyday.

I text because I hate small talk... I'll call someone if I want to have a freakin' conversation.

[Ebolapox]

Originally Posted by Bearcat

That's 15 texts per hour, 18 hours a day, everyday.

I text because I hate small talk... I'll call someone if I want to have a freakin' conversation.

This. what annoys me is if it's the wife, and she texts me (knowing that we're both available to, you know, talk on the phone) asking me some important question that requires my input. I can't type out a novel. so, why not ****ing just call and not text?

[PastorMikH]

I find texting to usefull in areas of poor coverage (all over in western OK) because they tend to go through when a call won't. Also when you want to send a note to someone without all the pesky chit chat time that goes along with a phone call.

[PastorMikH]

Originally Posted by RustShack

I've seen my girlfriends friends bill, she sends 5,000+ a month and the one I seen was over 8,000.

Last month's bill, my daughter had less than ten texts away from 12,000. Her boyfriend was here when I asked her if that was possible, they both kinda looked down and grinned, then I heard a faint "Yeah". 'Course she texts all the time to everyone, family, friends, etc. I had to get unlimited texting because she kept sending them to me - call me, it's mobile to mobile, its free - but no can't do that.

Thank the Lord for unlimited texts!