vintage68
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Josephine said:
Too funny lol
Josephine said:
Brian Sheridan said:I love the feedback everyone has given here about how great the device (more than a phone) is to have and own.
Miss Neecerie said:This on call 24-7 thing...is a myth.
The person holding the phone can indeed still chose to operate the -off- switch...or decline to answer the phone.
So just like answering one's home phone, it's the -picking up- of the call that makes it on your terms, and not the caller's terms.
Mistaking lack of willpower to -not answer- with being forced to answer......
(exceptions include jobs where you are -paid- to answer...then you are working, and working has -never included- a guarantee of personal will)
Quigley Brown said:I just don't understand why people want to stay in contact with the outside world 24/7.
Josephine said:
DerMann said:While you may not be answering the phone 24/7, people believe that they can contact you whenever they "need" to.
vintage68 said:I'm just cracking myself up every time I fantasize about buying the rotary phone and taking it with my on the bus for my daily commute...lol Can you imagine the looks I'd get from my fellow commuters...?
Josephine said:I really want to get the Retro Phone Handset which plugs into your existing cell phone. You have your cell phone in your pocket/purse/whatever and the curly cord comes out to the handset that you're talking on!
<3 ThinkGeek!Josephine said:I really want to get the Retro Phone Handset which plugs into your existing cell phone. You have your cell phone in your pocket/purse/whatever and the curly cord comes out to the handset that you're talking on!
Miss Neecerie said:This on call 24-7 thing...is a myth.
The person holding the phone can indeed still chose to operate the -off- switch...or decline to answer the phone.
vintage68 said:Too funny lol