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  1. #11

    OT: Etiquette question

    In article ,
    "Nunya Bidnits" wrote:


    When I was working for a Civil Defence organisation my husband bought me
    an emergency cellphone charger that runs from an AA battery. It doesn't
    provide a full charge, but it's enough to allow a person to make a
    couple of short calls.

    Miche

    --
    Electricians do it in three phases

  2. #12

    OT: Etiquette question

    On Wed, 13 Apr 2011 01:50:40 -0700, "Bob Terwilliger"
    wrote:


    Bob, I'm sure you know that it's amazing that anyone would even ask
    this question.

    Are you trolling, or angling to make a point?

    -- Larry

  3. #13

    OT: Etiquette question

    Suppose you'd been invited to dinner at the house of some friends. Would it
    be rude to bring along your iPad and spend most of the dinner using it to
    read and post on social-networking sites?

    My personal gut feeling is that it's appallingly rude, but maybe I'm just
    old-fashioned. What say the rest of you?

    Bob

  4. #14

    OT: Etiquette question

    In article , [email protected]
    says...

    If a tree falls on the phone line the cell phone still works.

    And a burglar can't disable a cell phone by cutting the wire.

  5. #15

    OT: Etiquette question

    On Wed, 13 Apr 2011 22:55:05 -0400, Landon wrote:


    You're are showing your age. Young kids, teens and adults show a
    marked preference for texting over emails or phone calls. That is just
    the way it is.

    I guess you could write a letter on some nice stationary.

    Boron

  6. #16

    OT: Etiquette question

    On 15/04/2011 4:06 PM, sf wrote:



    She would have had a point if she had a need for the phone. It was in
    the early 90s, so it was dialup, but I heard him ask if she needed to
    make a call or was expecting a call. In her selfish world it did not
    matter. It was her line and he was not to use it.

    She was one physically ugly woman with a miserable personality. As I
    wrote in another post, she fed her family Kraft Dinner and then went to
    the restaurant next door for dinner for herself. She was a piece of work.

  7. #17

    OT: Etiquette question

    "Bob Terwilliger" wrote in message
    news:[email protected] .com...

    lol you cannot be serious) Well, jic you are, anyone who behaved like
    that at my dinner table would never be invited again!

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  8. #18

    OT: Etiquette question

    "Bob Terwilliger"> wrote:

    You'd not be confronted with that situation.


    Anyone who invites you will be thrilled that you're occupied by
    anything that prevents them from having be inundated by your incessant
    idiotic blathering... they'd probably give you an Etch A Sketch to
    keep you occupied.

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    OT: Etiquette question

    Re: [email protected]

    Bob Terwilliger wrote:


    Rude. Totally. I'd just quit feeding the offender and see if they even
    noticed.

  10. #20

    OT: Etiquette question

    In article , [email protected]
    says...

    I have one because if the car goes tits up it saves me having to go
    wandering down the road in a snowstrom at 2AM searching for someone who
    will wake up and call a tow for me.

 

 

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