So I got my first cell phone

motorola krzr

Oh, interesting. I've had experience with Nokia phones lacking durability, but I wasn't sure about Motorola.

(This probably doesn't need to be said, but I'll say it anyway)


This here (#4) is, with no doubt AT ALL, something that I think would go far here on the internet, but I think it could go even FARTHER in real life (if you don't do this already). I imagine a fair amount of people who be far better off in their lives had they made choices following the "sticks and stones" school of reaction.

Which is ideal, but MFGG suffers from a certain problem, and I'm quoting myself from earlier:

In the last few days, we've had a lot of that going on and for the sake of not looking like a dick, I'm not going to list names, but the forum has really just degraded into a series of "do as I say, not as I do" or "I'M GOING TO *****SLAP YOU AND CALL YOU A ****** IN THE NAME OF HELPING YOU OW WHY DID YOU SLAP ME YOU ****** *****"

I wrecked my first phone (after having it for four-ish years) by dragging the screen across a rusty fence for the length of a block. I thought it made a cool sound.

By the way, Mrs. A here.

This post has been edited by Mr. Aforcer on Oct 11 2008, 12:26 AM

I assume you were ready to / already got a new one?

I'm on my second cell phone, but the first one works fine and is sitting on my dresser. I'm actually entitled to another free upgrade now, but I don't really see a reason to, it wouldn't be a major upgrade this time.

Step #1: Put slick/annoying/obnoxious ringtones in your phone

Suggestions:
cut "Call me so I can make it juicy for ya" from Lil Wayne - Lollipop
cut "You call if you was gonna roll with me" from Chingy - One Call Away
Get that mosquito sound

I have a cellphone, but don't use it mostly. I usually take it when I have a meeting, so I can be called and my location can be asked. The primary reason for me (and my mom) to get a cellphone, was the fact that we could get rid off the house phone.

We are people. We make mistakes!

That's my argument.