Topic: Time-lapse history of the portable cell phone, 1985-2007.

[sam]

that's not true - or is your voicemail sounds of bah-ing....

[Clive]

  

[mistybear]

I don't like mobile phones, actually I'm not to keen on my home phone, and, at times, I won't answer it. But I will admit, it nice to know I can contact Michael any time though. 

[Clive]

Yes, that just about sums it up.   

[Rik]

I don't spend a lot of time on my mobile, otoh, I do like the idea of being able to make contact with Sue if she's out, or with the emergency services, say, in the event of a problem.

[mistybear]

Yes, they do have there uses, but like god bothers on your doorstep, I find them intrusive. 

[Rik]

Never answer the door to a mobile phone, MB.

[mistybear]

Good advice, Rik, anyway there are too many knobs and buttons, I confuse easily.   

[Rik]

In that case, don't confuse a Jehovah's Witness with a mobile phone, or you might be making the news.

[Clive]