I've got butterflies.Quote:
Originally Posted by AntRobertson
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I've got butterflies.Quote:
Originally Posted by AntRobertson
So have I actually. And I barely slept a wink last night. :( I'm equal parts nervous and excited.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon
^^
Got his what ?
That'll be why you haven't replied to the wedding invitation (no, I'm not stupid enough to get married).Quote:
Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon
Marmite's getting married?
I take my phone everywhere with me. Never use it for anything. Never get called either - using it for a clock just now.u
Only time I have to use it is when the missus dissapears in a shop in Seoul and i'm too lazy to keep looking at all the small Asian ladies to work out what one is mine.
I'll be totally lost if I had to spend a moment without the phone. It had never left my side.
the week I had last month without a phone was really great (my previous one was nicked in the Tuk.com centre at Pattaya).
unfortunately i really do have to stay contactable for work so the company bought me a new one.
piss orf.....Quote:
Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon
If I lost all 3 ??? (and all numbers backed up on computer...)Quote:
Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon
by the middle of the day I suppose....
not for me, you must be a suspicious type...Quote:
Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon
Do you were an Aardvark helmet also ???Quote:
Originally Posted by NickA
[QUOTE="ChiangMai noon"]skype is useful. it's non intrusive and very handy at times. it is also free. /QUOTE]
so is msn, yahoo and ICQ.
SO what?
i assume you are female.Quote:
Originally Posted by Travelmate
Nope a bloke :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon
me too, just remember to turn it on to silent when you are sleeping, I hate it whe you get a call or text in the middle of the night that wakes you up..... (and its not a booty call)Quote:
Originally Posted by Travelmate
these days you can switch off your phone at night but it still switches itself on to wake you up if you have set the alarm on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by kingwilly
How awesome is that? I mean, how can it know what the time is when it is switched off?
Technology is so amazing these days.
Even better is the function to have a profile on a timer, so you can have the phone on a loud profile during the day set to go off at 10pm that evening to a silent profile, only trouble is you have to set it each day unlike the alarms now which have a repeatable function and you can choose which days for them to go off, ie weekdays except Fridays when I like a sleep in...Quote:
Originally Posted by slimboyfat
Mine stays on full alert due to work commitments. On call 24/7. only time it goes on silent is inside movie theatres.Quote:
Originally Posted by kingwilly
Like you new avatar KW, it reminds me of Graceless Fawn in one of her party outfits
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Mine stays on full alert due to I like having it on. On call 24/7. only time it goes on off is on airplanes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Travelmate
Otherwise the phone is never turned off.
there is one feature they don't have and I badly need is call barring on a particular phone number basis. Too many drunken nights and handing out namecards had caused a few headaches with the missus
same goes for meQuote:
Originally Posted by kingwilly
I only use mine at night, the little built in light is handy for finding the KY.
What you can do, and I've only heard this from my mate, is to set a profile to no alerts, or vibrate at all, then change all your known numbers into a group called 'trusted' for instance, and create a particular ringtone, messages for these numbers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Travelmate
therefore you will have ringtone and messages for these numbers and everything else will call, but no ring or vibrate so therefore you (or your missus) will not even realise they are calling and will ignore the call
This technique I am aware of. But calls are registered in the "Log" even for those that goes unanswered. Missus checks the phone when I am in the shower. Sneaky girl.Quote:
Originally Posted by kingwilly
ok thats it, declare a national holiday. KW has finally posted something that i might find useful
delete often.Quote:
Originally Posted by Travelmate
Bad trait common to many, many Asian women, divest her of it now!Quote:
Originally Posted by Travelmate
Or bring your phone into the shower...bathroom I mean.
I delete on a regular basis. Logs, incoming,outgoing, missed calls, text messages. Then I get grief from the missus as above on a regular basis.
However if you look at her phone, she will look at yours less.
I've had the phone in the bathroom still the secrets gets out
or throw the crappy thing in the bin and then set the bin on fire and then throw it in the river and then pollute the river and....Quote:
Originally Posted by kingwilly
It's technology NickA, it's your friend, no need to be frightened of it.
I very rarely make calls with mine. its mostly used to take covert photos for the thai girls knickers thread and storing the phone numbers of girls I would like to have sex with. Sometimes I'll use the gprs to see how many goals my team lost by this week.
mind you I aint so happy about this wonderful new piece of technology.....
Whereis Mobile - FAQ
^hope Timber reads that.
you could also get a WiFi phone and keep track with regular stock market updates. No jumping off high floors now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spin
technology is my friend, mobile gadgets are a fucking nuisance.Quote:
Originally Posted by kingwilly
Did I tell you my batman thing has also got a compass on it.
Remind me again...Is that the bloke in a frock or the Flippa?Quote:
Originally Posted by slimboyfat
worth reposting so everyone can see the delights of GF's cleavage...Quote:
Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog
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I repeat Marmite's question.
Is that the bloke in the a frock or the flippa?
come now, for sure it's a she, she has a certain... um, quality about her...
^like your posts, she has quantity and not quality:)
I don't talk on mobile much, really. Mostly text. So, not much of a concern if the risk goes up a bit. Need to be able to be contacted by phone almost 24/7 for work.