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> What does this tell us about the internet then?
that you know nothing about it?
Cor-rect.
> What does this tell us about the internet then?
That only complete mongs don't use it, because texting is much "cooler"?
Anyway - Why text when you could phone the person and say what you want to say in half the time for half the cost?
> ahh, but MSN is online - you need to plug into a land line. SMS is
> mobile. I know it's not the same thing, but I am just saying you cant
> compare the 2 things.
But half the people sit there right next to a computer, or at home texting away.
I've seen my sister texting about 5 messages, when she could quite easily send one, then go talk on MSN as much as she likes without having to worry about bills etc.
I've even seen people texting across classrooms, one of the times in an ICT room with a bloody computer right infront of them.
It's just stupid!
> I bought a phone. Haven't ever sent a stupid text message (MSN is just
> as good and free). I just use it to ring my parents when I want to
> meet up, get them to take me back if I don't want to take the bus
> etc.
>
> Personal taxi service.
>
> Haven't used it for over a month though.
ahh, but MSN is online - you need to plug into a land line. SMS is mobile. I know it's not the same thing, but I am just saying you cant compare the 2 things.
The GBA costs £60, one of these flashy phones costs over £300!
GBA is developed purely for games, a phone will not be able to better it, if it does, you'll expect something the size of an Xbox with a chest strap to allow you to carry it...
Phones = Talk
GBA = Games
Not for playing games.
Idiot/s.
Personal taxi service.
Haven't used it for over a month though.