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70% of theatre-goers in the UK favour cell jamming	by Illiad	2006-11-19 12:55:59
We play a humorous and annoying	by leistico	2006-09-16 13:19:50
If you really need to be contacted...	by fallow	2006-09-16 13:24:24
Phones can be set on vibrate.	by hadji	2006-09-16 13:45:49
Except that the RF signal DOES interfere	by Tomo	2006-09-16 14:07:17
At one point I could tell the difference between an incoming call, an incoming text and a cellphone 'handshake', due to the pattern of blips that came through on the technical crew headsets. I've also heard it over the actual radio mics - the squirt of bleeps coming over the PA was highly irritating. If you are actually on call, either use a pager as they don't interfere (lower signal strength), or don't go to the theatre that night.
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Didn't know that. (n/t)	by hadji	2006-09-16 14:18:36
Unfortunately, most people don't know :(	by Tomo	2006-09-16 14:37:59
That and people on thier phones when driving.	by JG1	2006-09-16 16:51:12
I found out the hard way.	by krikkert	2006-09-16 14:52:25
Depends on the context ,then	by Arachnid	2006-09-16 15:27:12
Think we hit a language barrier there.	by Tomo	2006-09-16 15:49:45

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