Posted by Ralphwd45 on October 19, 2012 at 17:31:02 from (66.243.226.232):
In Reply to: Cell phone rant posted by NCWayne on October 19, 2012 at 08:15:46:
The wife has one of them smart phones, and it does all the good things, that you guys were talking about! She inatinally rationalized it, as being needed if she broke down, but 5 or 6 phones later, they got smaller, and done more functions, and now she can spend hours, messing with it, can neglect to fix meals, do the wash, and get mad at me because I ignore her when she finally is talking to me. When you hear yak yak constantly, and get told repeatedly, I'm not talking to you, I'm on the phone! Then I don't pay attention to her voice, when she decides to join the world of the living. I wish that it was just the wife, that I was refering to, but it is an awful lot of people that I know. Back in 89 the wife bought me a phone, that was the size of a walkie talkie, because she had one, and wanted to be able to call me, when I was on the lake bass fishing. After my fishing partners wife called him, for the 4th time in an hour, using my phone, to reach him, I threw it overboard in American lake, and have never replaced it. You should have seen Jerry's eyes when my phone sailed by his seat, and hit the water! Was well worth it.
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