ok show us your cell phones

[FretsAflame]

I'll writew a more detailed opinion when I have the time.

okay - i'll be over here waiting on the edge of my seat, you tool

spare us your opinion and go away.

 

[Karmic]

and for you,

detail - two sentenced posts?

 

[FretsAflame]

and for you,

detail - two sentenced posts?

me?

 

[Karmic]

no.

 

[Profanity]

okay - i'll be over here waiting on the edge of my seat, you tool

spare us your opinion and go away.

I don't have any time to write it, I'll write it tomorrow.

 

[Tee]

Nokia 3310, both me and metalized. fucking crap. bought it completly new, a year and half ago, new and pwecious . and then had to give the company that sold it to me into the newspaper. (the new thing's battery was getting empty every 2 hrs and needed 1 hr to charge. )there is this column "blade of the knife". somehow they found my article interesting enough as to publish it.

edit: to show the pic

not nice and heavy like hell

 

[Tide In Mind Out]

i used to work in Orange cellphones (huge comapny all over europe, great GSM network)
anyways, i used to get a free phone, and changed the model every other week, because i had to know every model we had by heart, and to try all the network services on each and everyone of the phones...
ANYWAYS:
i had so many, and i have tried all the models possible...
at the end of the day... i would always go back to my good Nokia 3330.
once you go Nokia you cant go back.
and the 3330 is great for sms (which is what i used to do with my phone 90% of the time)


here in the states i have the Sprint, Sanyo , picture phone.
lame ass phone, but hey- it works perfectly.

Hay remember these days, when cell phones were just cell phones? Good times.

I'm feeling nostalgic. And is it just me or are cell phones getting bigger and gayer?

 

[Dead_Lioness]

hahah Cara- I just read my post from 5 years ago and started laughing... comparing that piece of shit phone I used to have back then,
and the one i have today... haha - memories

I still love Nokias though. Nokias are awesome

 

[Tide In Mind Out]

I wish I knew where my 3390 was, I miss playing Snake!!

I always wanted one of these, the 7250i. One day, dammit!
Hot shit:

 

[~Lynn~]

Samsung R600. I'm not a big phone talker, say what you have to say and let me get on with what I'm doing.

 

[vikk]

 

[Dead_Lioness]

This is my phone right now:

GSM + CDMA dual network phone:
works for me perfectly because when I'm overseas I switch networks and it transferred into GSM using my European SIM card,
and when I'm in the US, it's CDMA using my network.

 

[Kvlt Wench]

I know I've posted this before but what the hell:

It was free with the plan.

 

[Swabs]

But that's broken so I've gone back to using my old phone which is...

And it's awesome.

 

[Anvil]

 

[Tide In Mind Out]

Had this:

But felt it was too gay. I still have it, just boxed up and not being used.

Currently using:

Which I'm much more content with.

 

[Shpongled]

The more advanced cell phones become, the less the idea of having one intrigues me. I'm over having a cell phone at this point pretty much. I rarely use it, and the thought of having one of those fandangled internet/mp3/email/nevergetoffline phones honestly scares me. I really hope I never need the internet that badly. So without further ado, here's my piece of shit:

 

[Tide In Mind Out]

The more advanced cell phones become, the less the idea of having one intrigues me.

Same here.

 

[Anvil]

I feel ya Kevin... I don't understand why people need to have access to the internet all day every day. I've had my phone for a couple years, it works well, has an mp3 player in it, and a really simple calender and alarm so that I can remember things.

I like simple.

 

[Tide In Mind Out]

Qwerty keypads scare me. Those buttons are sooooo tiny, I honestly think I'd be able to type faster using a regular keypad with predictive text. Like I do.