On Wed, 2010-12-08 at 01:43 -0800, ButchPrice wrote: > Ahh, the hum of "progress". Guess I'm getting old, and somewhat > resistant to change. > I don't do the mobile stuff. My cell is for basic communication when > required, ie "I'll be home in an hour." > I suppose the changes stem from our "instant communication" society. I > have never been a "phone person". > I can't understand what fuels people to talk on a phone that much. I > see 8 year olds walking down the street > with a cell glued to their ear, just chatting away. I just don't get > it. Probably never will. > Resistance is futile. Prepare to be assimilated. > > Best regards, > ButchPrice > "The Ghost Who Walks" > Spot on Butch...mobile phones have become like computers and many other so called "conveniences" which end up using the people, as opposed to the people using the device.
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