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Mobile Phones make users lazy	by Illiad	2006-11-19 12:55:59
This BBC article describes how quite a few cell phone users don't know their partner's for friends' number(s) off by heart, relying entirely on their electronic phone books. They lose the phone, they lose contact. You lazy so-and-so's. Serves you bloody right if you get cut off from your social circle if you lose your phone.
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^^;;;	by Llyr	2005-02-27 20:38:30
I keep many of my friends in my phone...	by jmaxsohmer	2005-02-27 20:39:07
Isn't it cramped in there? (n/t)	by Arachnid	2005-02-27 21:10:16
And do they mind? (n/t)	by kahuana	2005-02-27 21:19:17
Of course not. They're all ETs.	by hadji	2005-02-27 21:21:12
OM-- WT-- ARGH!	by jmaxsohmer	2005-02-27 22:21:46
Doesn't take into account those of use that	by hadji	2005-02-27 20:52:02
Same here	by Control	2005-02-27 22:02:54
What about email files?	by bastetsmuse	2005-02-27 21:33:32
The odds that my computer, cell phone, and	by jmaxsohmer	2005-02-27 22:23:54
If I loose my cell phone I'm screwed...	by Bellator	2005-02-27 21:51:11
I rarely use a cell phone.	by arktus	2005-02-27 22:48:43
With a cell phone...	by jmaxsohmer	2005-02-27 22:55:59
I realize that.	by arktus	2005-02-27 22:57:24
I frequently have minutes	by joecrouse	2005-02-27 23:37:35

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