Cell Phones

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Originally Posted by JimmyHAD

Ranting or not, I type my text, preview the post, and proof read it. I make sure I'm saying what I want to convey, that everything is spelled correctly, then I separate the text in a more easy to read format.

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Yeah...... I don't do any of that when I post anything beyond midnight.

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Originally Posted by tcrideshd

I agree that's it's the people using the things in the wrong situation. Hands free only when driving , but then I still don't much because I like to pay attention when i,m driving, use the tool when it's appropriate. Tc

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As I wrote to my friend Tc via email; On occasion I am forced to be a checker in a corporate grocery store and I find it Very Rude when a customer is talking on a cell phone about Piddly Crap instead of paying attention to the transaction. While I do not have, need, want, crave or desire a cell phone those that do need to use some courtesy when they use it.

Example Follows:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qS2nZySpdhg

Handy in the building industry, before that there would only be a site phone. 1 phone, 50 people on site. My smart phone has taken the place of my watch, alarm clock, diary etc. Having said that, I think they are having an effect on the way people, especially young ones, interact with other people.

I have a smart phone, mainly used for checking soccer scores when Im out and ebay stuff when at work on break, I suppose you could count on one hand how many times I use it as per week. Oh and since owning a dog 6 months ago I have taken a lot of pictures of the dog, come in handy carrying a half decent camera around.
I could live without mine but I could see it happening.

Went to HOOPS, a sports bar Saturday night, sat next to a large table of 2 families, as the adults talked at one end of the table, their 4 kids all had electonic devices in their hands, 1 of the kids was like 5 years old.

Love my Samsung Galaxy S5. :rock: