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- huddlehouseninja
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I'll take a picture of that phone when I am less busy.
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Sadly I'm a giant loser who can't find a [paying] job. Therefore I still live at home, therefore I can't pay for a cell phone, therefore I don't have a cell phone.
I don't mind, I don't really have friends or anyone who'd call me. Also I think my vitage '60s rotary phone is the shizz.
I don't mind, I don't really have friends or anyone who'd call me. Also I think my vitage '60s rotary phone is the shizz.
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-Satan wears a bucket hat!
-If tin whistles are made of tin, what are fog horns made of?
-Lewis has AIDS
-Meddle ye not with dragons, for ye are crunchy and good with ketchup
- spartanhelmet
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What's a cell phone? We just got those landline things in Australia last year, so obviously we're behind the times
... though seriously, EVERYONE has one here. Voip is a really small market, we have cheap-as calling cards for international calls and most people have no idea in general. Voip is supposedly bad for emergency calls since it's untraceable so far... not sure if there's any progress on that elsewhere, but it's a compulsary warning with the voip services here.
... though seriously, EVERYONE has one here. Voip is a really small market, we have cheap-as calling cards for international calls and most people have no idea in general. Voip is supposedly bad for emergency calls since it's untraceable so far... not sure if there's any progress on that elsewhere, but it's a compulsary warning with the voip services here.
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spartanhelmet wrote:What's a cell phone? We just got those landline things in Australia last year, so obviously we're behind the times
... though seriously, EVERYONE has one here. Voip is a really small market, we have cheap-as calling cards for international calls and most people have no idea in general. Voip is supposedly bad for emergency calls since it's untraceable so far... not sure if there's any progress on that elsewhere, but it's a compulsary warning with the voip services here.
my sister recently got skype to talk to our neighbour who has moved to japan. she uses it ONLY for those calls and spends way too much on cell/landline bills even after i told her she could use it for all of them. i think we're probably too stuck in our habits here.
- Lord Chrusher
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Skype is awesome for any intercontinental calls. When I was in Chile I used it for all my calls back to Victoria. Even my technology backwards dad uses it to talk to his friend in Papua New Guinea.
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- Dutch guy
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My parents still have a landline. When I moved out to my student apartment we still had a landline there too. We decided to drop it last year as no-one was using it and the rates of having it were going up and up.
(We might be able to get VOIP on the network here, but haven't checked into that much)
(We might be able to get VOIP on the network here, but haven't checked into that much)
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- Lyinginbedmon
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