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Old 12-28-2002, 02:46 PM   #10
elSicomoro
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Join Date: Jan 2001
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What I've noticed since getting the phone is:

--I DO use it more than I used the old phone, yet...

--I tend to watch my call times and battery meter very carefully

--I try not to use it on the bus or train, so that I don't look like many of the crackheads that do (though that could be just the fact that they're Philadelphians on phones)...if I need to tell Rho something, I'll shoot her a text message (like if the train is running late).

--I tend to "show emotion" when I'm playing games (e.g. Shouting "Yes!" if I get a strike on bowling, though it's more of a loud whisper)

--I get a lot of strange looks when I'm sitting at Market East Station, waiting for the train, playing with the datebook or a game.

I don't really talk a lot on the phone either, but with the new phone and plan, I can:

--Call anyone without disconnecting my modem (and if it's after 9pm or a weekend or holiday, it's free).

--Call someone while I'm out of town without racking up LD charges (e.g. I was able to speak to my Mom and other family members on Wednesday, and didn't have to use my in-laws' phone or LD)

--Call Dave in DC for free (since I believe he has a Verizon phone too, and I have 1000 mobile to mobile minutes that I will almost never use in one month)

--Call people in the Philadelphia suburbs (including NJ and DE) w/o local toll charges appearing on my home phone bill

Every now and then, I actually do something smart.
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