With my wife & I having 3 aging parents and a kid in college, so I want to be accessable anytime. And the cell phone also allows me to take business calls from anywhere I happen to be - on a dog walk, at my mom's house, at the store, etc.
I don't have to worry about staying put because the phone might ring while I'm gone. It's actually very liberating.
Cell phones
- Radbird
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TimeForGuinness
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Re: Cell phones
haven't had a land line in 5 years...love it.
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Re: Cell phones
No clue what my phone # is. There's a phone hooked up to the line, but I've turned the volume down all the way.cardsfansince82 wrote:I have a land line in my house and I honestly don't even know the number. No one ever calls that number except telemarketers anyway.
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jim
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Re: Cell phones
You got it!Spider John wrote:But Jim, what if you're out fishing and someone needs to get in touch wi .... oohhhh, I see. Never mind.
I understand most uses for cell phones, but that one escapes me. Fortunately most of the places that I fish cell phones don't work anyway.
I keep seeing that "Can you hear me now?" commercial and I laugh. Slip down into a steep and narrow valley in SW Wisconsin and your phone isnt' going to work. Period.
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M1IRONMIKE
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Re: Cell phones
Arthur Dent wrote:
OMG......Thats hilarious.....


