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On of the things about being so old is that so much of my life was before mobile phones, PCs, etc. So if I reflect on the times when I've most enjoyed life, they were mostly times without those things. I wonder if there is a link there?
I even remember once, after working for a while in New York, I took off with a backpack for a slow trip round Latin America. In San Cristobal de Las Casas in southern Mexico, I sat in a chair on a hotel verandah, and heard a phone ring. It's not for me, I thought, and settled back in the chair. It can't be for me, nobody can call me now. Bliss! But now loads of people can call me any time.
And I don't really feel a need for mobile porn.
I concur.
oh it's not a good sign that I've had tiffs with this phone already within 90 minutes is it? It's a good phone I'm sure but I'm just wondering what do I really need it for? 95% of its use will be calling and texting. Then again, other pay monthly deals are not much cheaper.
I just have
oh my
are these things supposed to make my life easier?
I know people with no pc no fancy phone even no mobile phone who are happier in this life and don't lose out on much, well except mobile porn
On of the things about being so old is that so much of my life was before mobile phones, PCs, etc. So if I reflect on the times when I've most enjoyed life, they were mostly times without those things. I wonder if there is a link there?
I even remember once, after working for a while in New York, I took off with a backpack for a slow trip round Latin America. In San Cristobal de Las Casas in southern Mexico, I sat in a chair on a hotel verandah, and heard a phone ring. It's not for me, I thought, and settled back in the chair. It can't be for me, nobody can call me now. Bliss! But now loads of people can call me any time.
And I don't really feel a need for mobile porn.
If you took all the girls I knew
When I was single
And brought them all together for one night
I know they'd never match
my sweet imagination
-- Paul Simon
You don't have to have it - you have to download the FB app on the iPhone...
(Have I told anyone that I love my new iPhone?)
I just have
oh my
are these things supposed to make my life easier?
I know people with no pc no fancy phone even no mobile phone who are happier in this life and don't lose out on much, well except mobile porn
Just got a fancy phone through the post and 90 minutes later I'm already tired of effing around with it.
Maybe I just need to have a simple nokia pay as you go like I used to enjoy.
These new phones will just make me reliant and hooked on them for no particular reason. The facebook app has already annoyed me I don't want to know everyone's silly updates as soon as I look at my phone. My phone used to be my personal space.
discuss?
Then delete the app, FFS..
You don't have to have it - you have to download the FB app on the iPhone...
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