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Old 06-19-13, 01:33 PM   #14
Spiced_Rum
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I am not a slave to my phone. I use it at work [because they provided it, and I just pay for personal calls] but having a cell phone means getting calls from people at any time of day, on any day, just because they can call you. I do not often respond when at home because I am not paid outside of work hours.

My old phone is gathering dust in a draw where I left it four years ago.

I miss the days of having a pager. If it went off it was an emergency and meant something.

A cell phone is a useful tool for travel, especially with rail/airport delays, and I have it when driving. And no need to carry around coins for a payphone. (Where does Superman get changed now?)

However, if I go to a bar with friends then I want to have a drink and talk to them face to face, not sit there talking on the phone or texting other people.
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