I take my cell phone and PDA everywhere I go. I can't imagine not having a cell phone since it's not only connected to my personal life, but also my business.
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This is the only phone I have.  I have heard that someone has predicted that over 80% of the population will have cell phone instead of land lines.
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It may be that you are signed on on a mobile device such as a cell phone, PDA, or even another PC.
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If you have a cellphone its your destiny, if others don't have it, its their destiny. God creates all our destiny. We are no one to interfere in his business!!!!!!!!
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Do what I do I look at the last place I used it then my vehicle in between the seats is usaly where I find it. also call ur provider they usally can track the phone before it dies.
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I think cell phone and anything media/entertainment related is most used\n\nSadly books of any sort hardly get used.
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I e-mail my photos from my phone to my computer.  From there I can do anything with them.
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I use the phone , email , Instant Messenger ( both yahoo and msn )
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I love my job. I get to work from home and I work in an industy that I love...travel. I can save money on my own travel and I can make  money when others book their travel with me. I feel that it is a dream come true because I am working for myself and I can see the efforts of my labor. It took me a while to find the right home based business but now that I have it I am thankful.
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People don't see the use of things.  It was never thought that people would want computers in their house, because the applications hadn't been invented.  And plus computers were as big as a house back then, no one realized they would get smaller.  My mom still doesn't think she needs wireless.  A friend doesn't think she needs a cell phone, even though it is getting really hard to find pay phones to stop at.  People can't see the use of things that haven't happened yet.  You never know what will catch on.
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I have Virgin Mobile and no house phone so I talk very little.  About ten minutes every few days to my adult son who is also my best friend.  Everyone else I email except for work.  I'm an on-call employee so I call in once a day, five days a week to see if I'm going out on a job.  That takes about 2 minutes.
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I use Vonage...and yep...if you loose power or internet access...you're pretty much SOL...but...it's so cheap (as am I), I just love it, the phone quality is great, the free long distance is great...and my phone number isn't in any bleedin' phone books!  Whoo-Hooo!    And Dee's lasagna sucks man....mine is so much better.
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If you own the company it would be logical that you could make long distance calls.  In this way it would not only be logical but ethical as well.
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oh no. nobody would be touching my cell phone. they aren't really your friends if thats all they want.
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I do have a mobile but I don't use it nearly as much as I did before I retired. Like all technology, it has its uses but one should be aware of its drawbacks. Although mine is a relatively simple model, it has some features which I have found very useful.\n\n1) As a phone. My contract gives me 'free' minutes and it's cheaper to call a landline than it is to use the house phone in many cases. A contact point when shopping or at the mercy of public transport. In public I try to keep conversation to the minimum and not to share with half the supermarket a discussion on whether or not we need that special offer. A valuable method of verifying directions at the end of a journey. Where it is not necessary to discuss something, merely to convey information, I use text. In fact I will text rather than speak in most cases. Again, the contract has free texts per month month\n\n2) As a calendar/reminder. My phone synchronises with my Outlook calendar. This is on the whole more convenient than a pocket diary.\n\n3) Camera. At first I thought that a camera would be a silly luxury. In fact it has a surprisingly good camera and I use it particularly if there is text I would like to record - a poster, restaurant menu, price tickets and articles seen in shops which I need a second opinion on. It's much quicker than finding paper or notepad and writing down the information. I can download the pictures to the PC, write down the information at leisure and then delete the image.\n\nMy phone is not an essential piece of equipment, nor am I really lost without it, but I do find valid uses for it and I think I would miss it somewhat if I didn't have it now.\n\n----------------------\nWith regard to the chicken recipe, I made some additional comments in answer to your question. I would have sent you a message but you don't have your contact option turned on. (*Pace* Community Guidelines!)
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I know you're not going to like my answer, but you really don't need a cell phone.  I'm in college, and I don't have one, nor have I ever had one.  My parents don't have one.  I don't think you realize how much it costs to have one.  Do you want to pay $40 every month?  You probably don't have that kind of money.\n\nAlso, you really need to respect your mom.  If she's said that you can't have one, it's not because she wants to be mean to you.  She's doing what she thinks is best for you, and that doesn't include a cell phone.  When you start driving places and have a job, then I would say it's reasonable to have one, because then you can pay for it.\n\nCell phones aren't toys to have just because everyone else has one.  They're an expensive tool, and unless you NEED one, don't get one.
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I would suggest that you save up your allowance, birthday money, etc and buy yourself a prepaid phone.  There is no way I'd let either one of my teenage girls have a cell phone.  They aren't responsible enough.
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Yes, you can do that!  Contact your cell phone provider and they can tell you how to do if your not sure how!