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I never answer my mobile unless I'm alone and can see who's calling, though. Even then, I let the voicemail take it if I'm busy. |
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A friend took his young son to York on the train the other day and the journey was ruined by a woman travelling to Leeds holding forth in a loud voice on her mobile phone. Somehow we used to manage OK before we had mobile phones! Can't say I'm a big fan of them myself! There's a lot to be said for being "phone-free" when you're not in the house and not in the office!
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How's this. I went to a full-on Catholic funeral a while ago, the church was packed. Before the service commenced the Priest asked everyone to turn off their phones, which to my way of thinking they should have done anyway without needing to be asked.
Just as the service started, and after the Priest’s request re phones, a late arrival rushed in and yes, you’ve guessed it, right in the middle of the service just as we were all quietly thinking about the lady no longer with us, this man’s phone rang - loud ringing tone - and it seemed to take him ages to stop it. Not good. People can be so thoughtless. |
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On a lighter note, I got him indoors a phone to use in case of emergency. However, he won't take it with him - and has only used it once to ring me. I was in the lounge-room and he was in the kitchen. He said he just wanted to see if it worked. Silly b......
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Maybe being natural born sticky-beaks we can hear both sides of the conversation!!!!!!
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...and that's probably why we find it OK.
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I have had many a happy time listening to old girls gossiping on the bus...it is just so galling to have to get off before you know what the ending was. I'm not a great fan of the mobile phone. I have one - it is in my handbag, switched off. I think that a mobile phone is for my convenience...not someone elses. I only turn it on to phone for a taxi...or to let himself know that we are on our way back from where-ever I have been all day...and these days that is usually hospital. Most of my calls will last no more than a minute. |
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when I answer my mobile and im out and about I normally speak quieter into it .. cos I don't want everyone to hear what im saying .. then its a case of I cant hear you speak louder .. it normally ends im down accy what do you want ... normally its im parked outside your house and I wanted to see if you wanted a lift to asda/Tesco ....:D
I only have a mobile because its a case of If no one can get in touch wi me .. then they panic ... plus it has all my emergency numbers in .. first ones in the phone .. which has been handy many time ...:D |
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"You'll have to speak up, Bob, I can't hear you over this idiot" |
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