nah your not the only one. Im in communications so its my job to sell them, & I get alot of people who say they dont have one or want or need one.
I have no choice but to have a phone, if it were not for my job, i wouldn't own one. I hate the stupid things.
I also hate them. I hate that they've become a status symbol; I hate the fact that if you're having a conversation with someone and they're phone rings they dump you like a hot potato. I hate morons on the road that weave all over the place cos they're texting or talking.....:bang:
I wouldn't of had one if it wasn't for my mum ( not for a while anyway ), i got mine when i was 15 because i had started my first job, i hated having one at first but then the Snake addiction hit me.
I have a mobile so i dont have to worry about having a landline (bum internet off the parents while im still at home... that prolly wont be much longer though). also most of my friends only keep in contact via txt message and refuse to ever actually ring people (stupid telstra pre paid 1c text bull****). this means i wouldn't be able to keep in touch with them all if i didnt have a phone (and a telstra one at that... mind you, no other provider has decent coverage up here) My parents both have phones as does my sister. I have umm 1 friend who doesnt have a phone. What i really hate is waking up in the morning to like 10 txt messages... thats just annoying... (phone is always on silent over night though )
technically i do have one, its my gf's old phone but iv never been bothered to turn it on coz to me i got a landline with an answering machine and thats enuf for me
When your stuck in the middle of nowhere you will wish you had a phone.. Can't flag down anyone they could be wolf creek coming.
I don't really have a fixed address, so I use my mobile as my landline. Havn't answered or dialled from a landline in a few years now. Everything goes through my mobile. HOWEVER, I almost always have it on silent. If I'm out on a friday night, I don't want to be called. If I'm driving, I don't want to be called. If I'm asleep, I don't want to be called - and if I'm at work, I'll leave it in the car.
My phone is on silent 99.9% of the time. I really hate people that don't put their mobile on silent on public transport...
my phone is with me everywhere i go but im probably one teenager to say that i cant stand to text my mates or anything, i could be sitting there for 30 mins trying to type out one message, it sooo much easier just to click that little green phone icon on the phone and talk to them rather then text, i know its a bit off topic but had to say it, cant stand it...
i dont know my home phone number...i never intended to since i moved in here a few months ago, the mobile is my landline.
ummm nan and pop don't well on one side the other grandparents do, my nearly 2yr old son doesn't well he does but its my old phone he plays with its never charged or anything. My 8 yr old daughter has one :unsure:
I have one but only because of work, otherwise i wouldn't bother too much with them.I find that people ring you at the most frustrating times in my job, like when your up to your arms in grease and oil fixing something and the bloody phone rings.I also hate text messages so anyone that sends one i just ignore it.
Nah, I'm quite resourceful. I hitched from Fremantle to Melbourne when mobile phones were just a twinkle in someone's eye:
I mainly have one for safety reasons, most of the time it stays in my pocket since I hate texting and calling is too expensive haha.
