From some remote outpost comes the question of this age; "Can you hear me now?" I think a better question would be; "Where can I go so I don't have to hear you?" I don't really want to go to the Amazon to get a little peace and quiet. I would prefer responsible action by some of my fellow citizens. I feel confident if I followed some SUV's around town, and watched their thirty something drivers, I would never see them put down their cell phones. Now what could be so important in this day and age that it couldn't wait until you got home or to the office to be addressed? It got handled in all those years before, why not now?
I remember cell phones when they weren't cool. When I was a criminal investigator, we got these brick phones. I guess they were called that because they were rectangular and about the size of a standard brick. These replaced the larger and more cumbersome bag phones. We thought we had arrived. And, not everyone in the entire world had one. Most were in the hands of business people and we didn't carry them with us everywhere we went. Now, however, people with no qualifications what-so-ever other than cash or enough credit to get signed...
Just a little video of me eating since I know people love to watch me eat...it's sooooooooo good...mmmmm....*munches*
Also, me talking about current stuffs...and funny hair thing...then a phone call which Dir en grey ringtone.
Guillen sprays to all fields Chicago Sun-Times, United States - Sep 28, 2008 It's a song talking about kids. I hear it every minute because when my kids call, it's my ringtone. The airplane flight back from Anaheim, after playing the
The 37th Chamber 09.17.08: Oh Kanye 411mania.com, TX - Sep 16, 2008 At least he's trying to make actual songs though, instead of some corny ringtone track. Then again, let's pray he doesn't go that route, he might actually
Ask 411 Wrestling 09.24.08: Controversy Edition 411mania.com, TX - Sep 23, 2008 His theme music is one of my ringtones. Looks like 4 people got it, kudos to you all. It was from the Sword of Truth series by Robert Goodkind,
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From some remote outpost comes the question of this age; "Can you hear me now?" I think a better question would be; "Where can I go so I don't have to hear you?" I don't really want to go to the Amazon to get a little peace and quiet. I would prefer responsible action by some of my fellow citizens. I feel confident if I followed some SUV's around town, and watched their thirty something drivers, I would never see them put down their cell phones. Now what could be so important in this day and age that it couldn't wait until you got home or to the office to be addressed? It got handled in all those years before, why not now?
I remember cell phones when they weren't cool. When I was a criminal investigator, we got these brick phones. I guess they were called that because they were rectangular and about the size of a standard brick. These replaced the larger and more cumbersome bag phones. We thought we had arrived. And, not everyone in the entire world had one. Most were in the hands of business people and we didn't carry them with us everywhere we went. Now, however, people with no qualifications what-so-ever other than cash or enough credit to get signed...
