Re: Nomo-phobia

netcat wrote:
> In article <memo.20080401112049.3572D@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, 
> prd@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 says...
>> In article <MPG.225c2976f5dbc571989849@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
>> netcat@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (netcat) wrote:
>>
>>> For me, the main cause of mobile related stress is not being out 
>>> of contact myself, but rather being unable to reach other people 
>>> who I know should be reachable. There's nothing more worrying to 
>>> have a person you care about be late and not answering his/her 
>>> phone, when you know for certain they had it with them, for 
>>> example. 
>> Seems to me there are many reasons why a mobile is tem****arily
>> unavailable. 
> 
> That's not what I meant. There's a difference between a phone being 
> unavailable or off the network (of course reason number 1 for that is 
> the battery running out) and a phone ringing long enough to raise the 
> dead not being answered _while you know_ said phone should presently be 
> in the pocket of the person you're calling.
> 

yeah, I know what you mean - strange how Hubby can never hear his 
phone when I call him, but hears the (actually quieter) text 
announcement alert.


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Jette Goldie
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