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@Clippy youre not one of the ones from the south are you? I like you man, but I can't if you're one of the ones from the south.
YOU'RE from the south , I'm from canada
@Clippy youre not one of the ones from the south are you? I like you man, but I can't if you're one of the ones from the south.
Don't boast bro. I've been sending messages since I noticed your boast. You ain't there yet brah.I stopped using phones. I only communicate thru telepathy now.
I been ignoring themDon't boast bro. I've been sending messages since I noticed your boast. You ain't there yet brah.
Nice try but what I send needs to return a certain way. That's 4 th dimension stuff buddeh.I been ignoring them
haha what do you mean by the original iphone 4? As opposed to the 4s?Coming from a neutral perspective, I've been happy with my iphone. I still have the old original iPhone 4. Although it's battery life is shit & now some of my apps won't work with this old software.
My messages transcend dimensions and are outside the laws of space and timeNice try but what I send needs to return a certain way. That's 4 th dimension stuff buddeh.
My original iPhone 4 is only 3G & doesn't have SIRI like the 4s. I'm sure there are other things I'm missing toohaha what do you mean by the original iphone 4? As opposed to the 4s?
I had a phone, the same phone since 2010
6 years!
I was going to keep it forever, only talk and text:
^^^ That's the one, only mine is red
So I got a text from Koodoo yesterday saying they're shutting down the network!!!
son of a bitch!
I don't want to modernize!!
I cancelled Koodoo cause of their scam buy a new phone shit
Now I'm with bell, got a Samsung J1 new whatever phone with talk and text $35 a month
But now the option to use wifi and etc so not bad
I just hope I don't break it, new phones are flimsy and weak and I dropped my old phone every day for 6 years
Work shackled me with a Blackberry classic a few months ago. Piece of shit can't even play music off an SD card.
Today a coworker who's had one for a while says ours won't allow unencrypted SD cards because of security settings encrypting the rest of the device.The phone should be able to. If you can't then possibly your company has disallowed it using their device management policies.
clippy at it again with another historic fantastic threadI had a phone, the same phone since 2010
6 years!
I was going to keep it forever, only talk and text:
^^^ That's the one, only mine is red
So I got a text from Koodoo yesterday saying they're shutting down the network!!!
son of a bitch!
I don't want to modernize!!
I cancelled Koodoo cause of their scam buy a new phone shit
Now I'm with bell, got a Samsung J1 new whatever phone with talk and text $35 a month
But now the option to use wifi and etc so not bad
I just hope I don't break it, new phones are flimsy and weak and I dropped my old phone every day for 6 years
hipsters and your smoke signals,i still use the drums.Hipsters and your phones. I still use smoke signals.
Just catch that episode of Ancient Aliens on demand ("Alien..." text search). Maybe they cited the names of the astronauts and maybe you can figure out how to spell it in Russian to Google it.Is there a souce online for the Russians?
Well, if you break it, not sure if you get the Kyocera phones up there in Canada, but they have been offering the best budget-minded options for durable smartphone:I had a phone, the same phone since 2010
6 years!
I was going to keep it forever, only talk and text:
^^^ That's the one, only mine is red
So I got a text from Koodoo yesterday saying they're shutting down the network!!!
son of a bitch!
I don't want to modernize!!
I cancelled Koodoo cause of their scam buy a new phone shit
Now I'm with bell, got a Samsung J1 new whatever phone with talk and text $35 a month
But now the option to use wifi and etc so not bad
I just hope I don't break it, new phones are flimsy and weak and I dropped my old phone every day for 6 years
Its a thick heavy 200g phone. I need a belt clip for that.Well, if you break it, not sure if you get the Kyocera phones up there in Canada, but they have been offering the best budget-minded options for durable smartphone:
http://www.toughgadget.com/best-rugged-smartphones-unlocked/
The MIL-STD-810G certification is the one to look for. Phones with this rating are effectively unbreakable. They're much tougher than even, for example, an IP68 phone with an Otterbox/Lifeproof case. Even the new Motorola phones with the unbreakable screens aren't as tough. Why? Because the screen isn't the phone. Those interior components are still fragile. The military certification reflects phones that are built from the ground up to be indestructible.
http://www.phonearena.com/phones/Kyocera-DuraForce_id8995