My Hell Without My Mobile

3 Feb 2006

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Thought you were gonna say something positive about the phone call you had this afternoon!!
Watch out it might bite lol

3 Feb 2006

Quote by hisandhers
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Watch out it might bite

Bite!!! i've a sneeky suspision if it could it would chop my feckin head off :shock:

3 Feb 2006

Thats funny some people say that men talk through their arse dunno

3 Feb 2006

Someone asked how you would live without them, well simple.
1: I know everone importants phone number if I dont know somones number they arnt important enough to ring whilst I am out :P
2: When I am in work I use the works phone when I am at home I use the home phone if I am anywhere else I dont want to phone anyone.
3: Why would i want a camera with me everywhere I go?
4: My phones most used function is alarm clock seeing as I dont sleep at work lol

5: Time, clock in the office, clock in the car, clock at home, think that covers that.
Actualy the funniest thing about mobile phones is being out with someone who cant live without it who has left thiers behind. Once went to a firewroks display with someone like that once who left thier phone back at ours. All you could here was wooo boom "sigh" bang bang "moan" :twisted:
Tweeky .... Comments by Mr Tweeky

3 Feb 2006

Ahh but if you read the start of the thread you will have noticed that i use my phone for all of the things you listed including work calls on an everyday basis so I think the point is why carry a load of stuff around with you if a phone will do it all for you :thumbup:

3 Feb 2006

Quote by mik69
Ahh but if you read the start of the thread you will have noticed that i use my phone for all of the things you listed including work calls on an everyday basis so I think the point is why carry a load of stuff around with you if a phone will do it all for you :thumbup:

Yeh if its a company mobile Mr tweeky would call me from every jam on every motorway, but Mr Tweeky hasent had a company mobile for some time. Of course mobile phones are ace if your not footing the bill biggrin

Tweeky XXXXX

3 Feb 2006

Great Post......and yes, I know the feeling all too well...!
However, I'm not a one man band (not yet.....working towards it though) therefore....take backups of all your data.
CheekyChimp..... cool

4 Feb 2006

Yes, mobiles are great tools, but we have stiil got poor coverage in parts of Dorset.
Situation:- work collegue trying to get a signalby standing on the highest point in the yard i.e. on top of a skip (!), still can`t get a signal, throws "useless" phone at his van in temper and breaks the van windscreen :giggle: Then has tell managment and fill out accident form for the broken windscreen! redface

4 Feb 2006

Hi Mik69 - reminds me of all eggs in one basket - - - - - Yep I;d be lost without mine, but I have another handset - just hope the flattened SIM would be ok in it ...................

4 Feb 2006

I would hate it if i lost my mobile phone and not because i couldnt live without it, its the stuff thats on it!!!!!
some dirty pics and text, someone would have a field day if they found it,
luckly I have only ever lost my phone the once and it was b4 swinging so wasnt anything naughty on it lol

4 Feb 2006

Quote by tina1
I would hate it if i lost my mobile phone and not because i couldnt live without it, its the stuff thats on it!!!!!
some dirty pics and text, someone would have a field day if they found it,
luckly I have only ever lost my phone the once and it was b4 swinging so wasnt anything naughty on it lol

Yes thats the thing that got to me the most all my numbers I have else where but its the pics and stuff of my family friends and lairy nights out that i'm sad about losing including a video of me doing karioke in a very drunken state on christmas day redface

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..............................................................................................................mind you prehaps it's for the best that the video is lost for ever confused

4 Feb 2006

Have all your pics gone Mik? thats sad :cry: You'll have to get drunk again & sing on kareoke lol

You can't be as bad as me people leave the pub when I try & sing redface

4 Feb 2006

Quote by hisandhers
people leave the pub when I try & sing

Lucky you, they leave the town when I sing confused

4 Feb 2006

aww bless you both you can seranade me any day biggrin

now where did I put my ear defenders confused

4 Feb 2006

I think this is all part of the problem though. Once people attended functions and took actual pictures and video's now its all digital cameras and mobile phone vids. It doesnt matter how safe you think it all is phones get lost and HD's get erased all the time and people loose everything. In Mr Tweekys work someone has a baby they havent take a picture of in 4 months only a mobile phone picture. They are going to be shocked when they get to the booth and find out sometimes the quality is not that great.
Tweeky

4 Feb 2006

Quote by JudyTV
Strangely enough a couple of us was talking about mobile phones on Wednesday night at a NW social. Its amazing how many single men play with their mobile when they are at a group social. We have decided that it could be an attempt to make themselves appear to be popular by pretending to answer calls and text messages or its a nervous reaction and a way of hiding the fact that they are not confident in a new environment. A couple of guys have been noted for (apparently) continually sending text messages whilst partly holding a conversation with someone else. I remember one guy some time back who did it from the moment he sat down and never had his mobile out of his hand all night. One of the females politely requested him not to talk to her while he was texting someone and said if you want to chat to me and ask me questions then at least give me eye contact and it would be nice to have your undivided attention please. He completely ignored her request and carried on texting. She moved seats and he then did the same thing to someone else. Disgraceful social behaviour in my opinion. We never saw him again. Another guy played games on his phone at a social. I am talking of small regional / area gatherings and not large Munches.
I supose this is the downside of mobile phones.
Jude

Unfortuantly Judy I must confess that I do it from time to time but not to the point of being rude (well I hope not at least smile

) However I do suffer from a condition called Esentiall Tremor that efects my nervous system and causes my hands to shake and the more concious I am of it the worse it gets so I do have a tendancy to hold things as a security blanket if you wish. But like I said I am also wise enough to know when i'm doing it to the point of rudeness biggrin

5 Feb 2006

AAArrrrhhhhhh bless Mik kiss

5 Feb 2006

Now we know why the loss of your phone affected you so badly!
Hope you didn't have to resort to public :wanker: ing!
All joking aside...... :therethere: to a top 'youth'

5 Feb 2006

If I lost mine id be so lost .. I use it as a diary and its got all my friends numbers and addresses in it .
Not to mention a few naughty pics ;-)
Dont know what to say ... but YOU PRAT !
banghead

5 Feb 2006

Quote by winchwench
Now we know why the loss of your phone affected you so badly!
Hope you didn't have to resort to public :wanker: ing!
All joking aside...... :therethere: to a top 'youth'

Resort to :shock: i've been doing it for years ...................... duck LOL confused

5 Feb 2006

Quote by JudyTV
Strangely enough a couple of us was talking about mobile phones on Wednesday night at a NW social. Its amazing how many single men play with their mobile when they are at a group social. We have decided that it could be an attempt to make themselves appear to be popular by pretending to answer calls and text messages or its a nervous reaction and a way of hiding the fact that they are not confident in a new environment. A couple of guys have been noted for (apparently) continually sending text messages whilst partly holding a conversation with someone else. I remember one guy some time back who did it from the moment he sat down and never had his mobile out of his hand all night. One of the females politely requested him not to talk to her while he was texting someone and said if you want to chat to me and ask me questions then at least give me eye contact and it would be nice to have your undivided attention please. He completely ignored her request and carried on texting. She moved seats and he then did the same thing to someone else. Disgraceful social behaviour in my opinion. We never saw him again. Another guy played games on his phone at a social. I am talking of small regional / area gatherings and not large Munches.
I supose this is the downside of mobile phones.
Jude

Or they are doing what Mr Tweeky does whenever he is alone in a public place. He has a rather disgusting picture of a poo with eyes on it. He sets his bluetooth name to pass=0000 then searches all the devices in the room and attempts to send it. Men heh but I guess it can be amusing in a childish kind of way.
Tweeky XXXXX

5 Feb 2006

Quote by ms_naughty
Dont know what to say ... but YOU PRAT !

Well honestly some people :shock: how rude but then again you've hit the nail on the head i'm a prat redface

5 Feb 2006

Quote by mik69

Dont know what to say ... but YOU PRAT !

Well honestly some people :shock: how rude but then again you've hit the nail on the head i'm a prat redface

:gagged: not a word!! :rotflmao:

5 Feb 2006

And keep it that way mad

6 Feb 2006

Quote by mik69
And keep it that way

NO!!! YOU PRAT!!!!!!

:rotflmao: kiss